List of hackathons in Berkhamsted, United Kingdom in 2016

Are you a developer, designer, UX specialist or marketeer? Think you have what it takes to build and launch a product in three days? Apply to ride the Startup Bus! Come to this year's kick off — an event that includes talks, panel discussions, and networking. Equal parts hackathon, road trip and global community, StartupBus is an annual competition designed to challenge top tier talent to hop on a bus and conceive, build and launch a startup in 72 hours.

Techies, digital enthusiasts, academics and entrepreneurs! At the end of August, the Jeremy for Labour Leader campaign will launch a new range of digital principles and policy. Come help the Corbyn campaign formulate a range of policy that will appeal to people who think digital is important, with a focus to digital policy and principles than can better facilitate a fairer democracy. The aim of the hack day is to create a range of digital principles and policy that emulate Jeremy's key 10 pledges  but for digital.

Developers wanting to develop? Come participate in GDG Hackathon—a hackathon for developers by developers! No business presentations! No pitch decks! You'll get to code and in just one day, you'll get up and running on the Google Cloud Platform!

Makers, hackers, coders and enthusiasts come participate in the Get Digitl Hackathon at Google's London Campus. Compete in a software based competition to develop the best project. You don't have to be a coder! The competition is aimed at more competent coders, but even if you've never coded before, feel free to come along, learn, join in and meet new people! Everyone will be put in teams on the day. Bring your own computer, tablet or computing device of your choice! You can compete with something as small as a Raspberry Pi!!

Interested in building apps that use technology and the Internet of Things to improve public transport? Want to learn how to use the oneM2M standard to access an open marketplace for transport data? Want to learn and contribute to the use of new technologies, through deployed real-time sensor data and other live datasets? Sign up to participate in the oneTRANSPORT Hackathon — help explore and create IoT solutions for transport that can be used by the wider community and benefit local authorities. The event allows for developers to draw data from the platform, as well as contribute back to the platform, enriching the existing services that are available through the platform.

If you're an innovator, then join Unilever for their biggest Hackathon of the year! Unilever is on a mission to collaborate with innovators to make sustainable living commonplace.  Choose one of four briefs to work on: --> Fast, profitable grocery shop delivery --> New business models to win sales using voice, VR, sensors and gesture based technology --> Driving supply chain efficiency for online grocery shopping --> Enabling seamless branded shopping experiences no matter where you shop….online, in store, mobile, TV etc?

Do you think you can do social good with technology? Great! Then sign up for Barcamp Non-Profits -- the unconference designed for anyone interested or involved in non-profit or technology work. Attendees are anyone working in a non-profit who is interested in technology -- or anyone working in digital technology who is interested in non-profits: developers, designers, strategists etc. You'll come together and learn from -- and network with -- like-mided people. An unconference is an open, workshop-style event where the content is provided by the participants. This is the 5th London event, previous topics covered have included; social impact measurement, open source tech, open data, social media, digital tools swapshop, running a hackathon for a cause, and more.

This hackathon is for all students in secondary school, college or university who like to code! The IncubateX hackathon is the largest student hackathon in the world and taking place in 19 different cities from Korea to Germany to the USA. This 24 hour event will be held at the Innovation Warehouse in London.

We live in a culturally diverse country that promotes gender equality, and yet females and their views are under-represented — and often misrepresented — in the UK media. This summer, GlobalGirl Media UK will train its first cohort of girls in digital media! This is an an amazing opportunity for girls to create and share digital journalism designed to ignite community activism and spark social change. The course will cover: »Digital journalism »Video camera, sound and editing »Blogging, print journalism and writing for camera »Interview techniques »How to source and pitch a story »Social media for social change, how to use media to start a campaign »Leadership and civic activism The course also includes field visits to broadcasters such as the BBC, on-going support from a mentor and advice for furthering your career in journalism, as well as possibilities for international exchange with previous graduates and an online platform for your reports.

Interested in the impact of Brexit? Come and attend a two-day hackathon on one of the most controversial and seismic political events in the UK’s recent history. Regardless of whether you voted in or out, this event is open to the tech and non-tech community to join forces to create dialogue and action beyond Brexit. Attendees are invited to hack three key themes: --> Truth, fiction, & accountability --> Tolerance & prejudice --> Effective organising & campaigning