List of hackathons in Veghel, Netherlands in 2019

Q&A voor de VG Hackathon 2020, voor de organisaties die zich al hebben aangemeld maar ook voor hen die er nog over nadenken.

6 spannende Challenges aus den Bereichen Ver- und Entsorgung, Mobilität und Digitalisierung . Und 24 Stunden Zeit.

Die Stadtwerke Krefeld AG und die Hochschule Niederrhein laden euch Computer-Freaks, Webdesigner, Programmierer & Co. wieder nach Krefeld ein. Zusammen mit dem diesjähirgen Kooperationspartner Canon haben wir 6 Challenges für euch gesammelt. Neben einem Preisgeld von insgesamt 6.000 Euro warten 24 Stunden Spaß, Teamwork und Kreativität auf euch. Außerdem dürft ihr euch wieder auf feinstes Catering und ein abwechslungsreiches Rahmenprogramm freuen. Unsere Challenge-Paten und Professoren der Hochschule stehen die gesamte Zeit mit Rat, Tat und Infos zur Seite. Übrigens besteht in unserem Maker-Space vor Ort die Möglichkeit Platinen herzustellen, zu bestücken, zu verdrahten und zu löten. Zur Verfügung stehen die Mini-Computer Arduino und Raspberry Pi mit passendem Sensorik-Auswahlkoffer. Auch 3D-Drucker sind benutzbar (Format *.stl). Die Teilnahme ist für jeden möglich, egal ob Schülerinnen und Schüler, Studentinnen und Studenten, Mitarbeitende von Unternehmen und auch Privatpersonen und Interessierte jeden Alters, die Ihre Kreativität einbringen wollen. Teilnehmende unter 18 benötigen die Erlaubnis eines Erziehungsberechtigten. Worauf wartet ihr? Jetzt schon einmal auf unserer Webseite für die Anmeldung vorregistrieren!

EOSIO blockchain software powers fast, secure and UX and developer friendly blockchain for the deployment of decentralized applications. It has been used to deploy the Telos, EOS and other blockchains. The Telos blockchain is showing the power of on-chain governance. After only a year live, the EOS blockchain it is supporting more on-chain activity than all the other top 10 blockchains combined. Smart contracts, programs that live on the decentralized blockchain, are written in mature, flexible and efficient C++. A huge range of new types of software applications can be built that could not before and this workshop will teach you how. Organiser Work on Blockchain is a global hiring platform for technical professionals aimed at the blockchain, DLT and cryptocurrencies space. We now have 60+ hiring companies and over 350+ vetted candidates looking for work, and the number of active candidates are increasing daily, most with strong commercial blockchain experience. www.workonblockchain.com     Workshop In this full-day workshop, you will learn how EOSIO blockchain technology software work, and deploy your first smart contracts. Different deployed networks Telos and EOS will be explained and how EOSIO is flexible and powerful enough to support very flexible governance structures. You will also have a mainnet account created and interact with your first smart contracts. You must be a developer to join, but no previous knowledge of C++, blockchain or EOSIO software is needed. Part 1 - understanding EOSIO 1. What is EOSIO software and the Telos and EOS blockchains2. Distributed network consensus and topography3. Transactions, accounts, permissions and fee model4. Smart contracts5. Security6. Scalability and user experience7. EOSIO ecosystem roadmap  Part 2 - writing smart contracts As a group, we will work through several exercises to write our first smart contract. This will involve writing, building and deploying smart contracts locally and on the testnet.   Pre-requisits Be a developer or technical professionalsProvide your Linkedin/Github to show proof of at least 6 months coding experienceBefore the workshop you need to read through the C++ for EOSIO software refresherBefore the workshop you are strongly advised (but not required) to install software on your computer   Instructor Jack Tanner is a passionate advocate for blockchain technology and loves teaching technical concepts in an understandable way. He completed a Masters in Computer Science at Imperial College London and is an educator at the Work on Blockchain developer bootcamps. He previously worked as a senior blockchain developer on the Indorse platform and is now a CTO Co-founder of Work on Blockchain. He has been involved in numerous blockchain projects and educational events around the world since 2015. Follow Jack on Twitter @theblockstalk   Mentors Laurens Verspeek, CTO of Effect AI Marijn Bent, Developer at Wordproof     What makes this workshop unique? Big part of the workshop is actively driven by questions from participants and so each workshop edition looks slightly different. This is a unique characteristic of a workshop where most of the participants come with specific problems to solve in their minds, looking for explanations to the most difficult topics that they encountered while self-studying EOSIO blockchain software.   Who can benefit from this workshop? This is a highly technical workshop to allow developers to start using EOSIO blockchain software and writing and deploying smart contracts. It is for new and old developers, with or without C++ or EOSIO experience.   Looking for work in the blockchain space or looking to hire technical talent: Don't worry, we've got you covered. We have built an on-line hiring platform to help our students secure a job when they are ready via www.workonblockchain.com completely free of charge. Looking for work or looking to hire technical talent? Sign up to our hiring platform today.   Would you like us to bring this workshop to a city near you? For partnership and collaboration, please contact Antonio Sabado, CEO and Founder of Work on Blockchain via education@workonblockchain.com   Sponsors AMAZINGLY, the Telos blockchain (not the foundation) has sponsored this event through their on-chain decentralized governance process! Think about how cool this is for a few moments...   Check out and vote for the proposal here: https://chainspector.io/dashboard/worker-proposals/40   Donations Anyone who wants to donate to the workshop can do so here EOS: eosworkshop1 Telos: dablockstalk     Follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter Work on Blockchain https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-on-blockchain/  https://twitter.com/work_blockchain   Sign up to our newsletter on www.workonblockchain.com to stay up to date on all our upcoming developer workshops, bootcamps, hackathons, technical deep dives and developer conference.

This year’s NWO SMART CULTURE conference is organised in close cooperation with the Brave New World Conference and Beyond Human Festival  Focus of the Beyond Human Festival is how future technology will impact human life. During our events the worlds of arts and culture, philosophy, science, technology and storytelling will collide. The Smart Culture conference will have an interactive programme with two main tracks, a variety of debates, a hackathon and lots of opportunities to connect. We hope to create an inspirational setting for future research collaborations.  Our keynote speaker is James Bridle, the British journalist and artist who focuses on the role of technology in society. His art is exhibited throughout the world and his journalistic pieces have been published in Wired, The Atlantic and The Guardian. Next to that we feature: Insights into Smart Culture projects on critical making a.o. the Dutch Design Research 2019 award winning project RE-source Thematic co-referred sessions Bio Art&Design, Inclusivity, Artificial Intelligence, Sustainable Development  Goals and Arts&Science in co referred sessions National Science Agenda HACKATHON: develop your project by crowdsourcing the Smart Culture community Full Program: available at Natiralis Participation in the Hackathon requires explicit registration and idea sharing all over the day. Next to participation in the Hackathon two lectures and the keynote will be part of your visit. On registering we kindly ask you to turn in the project theme you wish to work on during the hackathon. On top of our programme all Beyond Human exhibits can be visited!  

Automating data analysis to detect criminals faster. Or reducing the energy consumption of a house by utilizing its data? These are a few of the real-life questions our clients are struggling with. Together with your team you will come up with ideal and impactful solutions, and all this just within within 24 hours. The challenges During the Hackathon you will be working with Capgemini colleagues and external participants in more than 25 teams on different real-life challenges. After 24 hours of hard work, the winning team will take home a fantastic prize. You will be judged based on teamwork, the impressiveness of the solution, creativity and to what extent the solution is realistic. The prize? We will keep that a secret. But what we know for sure, is that you as a professional could certainly use it! This is what the Hackathon will look like On Friday November 1st at 5 pm the Hackathon will start. Of course, you will not just be working on your challenge, but there will also be all sorts of activities you can partake in. You can spar with our experts on Design Thinking. You can get help with presenting your pitch. Need a powernap? No problem. There are plenty of spots to have a quick snooze. Need a place to work in peace and quiet? Also not a problem. We have various spaces available where you can focus. On Saturday morning we will wake you with a Haka workshop, and during the 24 hours of the Hackathon feel free to enjoy a multitude of (healthy) snacks, drinks, a BBQ and of course lots of fun. What else could you want? Where & When Friday November 1st, 5:00 pm untill Saturday November 2nd 10:00 pm Location: De Utrechtse Stadsvrijheid, Utrecht

Solving ‘real life’ cases with various cool technologies in just 24 hours? That’s what it’s all about at the Capgemini Hackathon!

The Round Table Session is a great opportunity for investors and startups to meet!

An intense 2-day hackathon event that brings together creative, legal and entrepreneurial minds.

On Friday 18th Oct, Get.Noticed and MultiSafepay are hosting the second Vue Storefront Hackathon at The Student Hotel Amsterdam West in Amsterdam. Or join us remotely on Slack (See below)! Official websites:  Get.Noticed: https://www.getnoticed.nl MultiSafepay: https://www.multisafepay.com You might know Get.Noticed from our work on Major Rum, a webshop built on Vue Storefront with a Magento 2 backend and Mollie Payment integration. MultiSafepay is a collecting payment service provider which means they take care of the agreements, technical details and payment collection required for each payment method. You can start selling online today and manage all your transactions from one place. Signup via Eventbrite!Contact: support@getnoticed.nlVue Storefront is a standalone PWA storefront for your eCommerce. It allows you to connect with any eCommerce backend (eg. Magento, Pimcore, Prestashop or Shopware) through the API. Vue Storefront is open source, which anyone can use and support the project. We want it to be a tool for the improvement of the shopping experience. ⏰ Here’s the schedule:9:00–9:30 — Official welcome9:30-11:00 — Presentations from Get.Noticed, MultiSafePay and Vue StoreFront11:00–12:00 — Let the coding begin12:00-13:00 — Lunch break (Free Food and Drink)13:00–17:30 — Coding to be continued17:30 — Networking ➡️ The core front-end team will be available for questions on the Slack channel. Invite link;http://slack.vuestorefront.io/https://twitter.com/VueStorefront ➡️ Sander Mangel (Technology Leader and Magento Master) will be available in Amsterdam at the Hackathon for questions. Travel info Travel route from schiphol Travel route from Amsterdam Central Station #PWA #vuestorefront #vshackathon #amsterdam