List of hackathons in Bellevue, United States in 2020

Parents of techie kids (8-15) in the Greater Seattle Area! Sign your kids up to participate in the Hackathon @ Mighty Coders Academy. They'll get to be part of a team to code their own video game and compete against other teams for awards in various categories: Best overall game Best animation Best storyline

This event’s theme is “Cyber Attacks and Cryptography,” where speakers discuss personal cybersecurity and quantum cryptography.

A gathering of Seattle's tech-for-good community to make a difference for local nonprofits and social impact startups.

Join us for a 2.5 days of intense training and hands-on support in Holochain architecture, design principles, and hApp development at REI headquarters in Seattle, WA!  REI believes a life outdoors is a life well lived and is innovating relentlessly to help more people get outside. REI also believes the outdoors is for all, the ultimate level playing field, and looks forward to the brightest future we can collectively create together. Who it’s for? We welcome individuals and teams who are exploring and building the projects and infrastructure of the Next Net. Our hackathons have a diverse attendance that consist of: Developers Entrepreneurs Project owners Network architects Pragmatic Activists Social Entrepreneurs Regenerative Economists Artists, Designers, Human How it works Everyone has the opportunity to learn by doing at our events.  Whether you come with an idea, project, or team – doesn’t matter. The event will be coordinated in semi-open-space will happen during scheduled as well as emergent sessions, (self)organized in accord with Agile principles. Experience The typical Hackathon culture has participants staying up all night, drinking energy drinks and eating junk food in a competitive community driven by external motivators of prizes. A couple people leave as winners, most people leave as losers and everyone leaves exhausted – that’s not our style. We want to build a more humane internet with greater individual sovereignty and collective intelligence and we want to reflect that intention through our events. Holochain Hackathons are focused on building community through the sharing of information and skills in a cooperative context. We want the process to be centered in building relationships and learning together to create a rich experience for all.. We’ll organize and schedule sessions as and when needed so that we spend more time learning by doing and less time in back to back classes. We feed people healthy foods and have reasonable start and end times so that participants leave the event feeling good.  Cost This is a non-profit, community run event. Registration fees go towards covering the cost of the venue, food, and materials.  We want the event to be accessible to everyone, if finances are a barrier for you, please reach out to us at events@holo.host for support. Hosts: Community Organizers: Peter Newell, Nick Mitchell, Emily McGill, Colin Steward, Team Members: Michael Dougherty  Inclusion and Diversity We want the Next Net to be built by a community representative of global diversity.  We welcome all who participate constructively in our community, including but not limited to people of varied age, culture, ethnicity, gender, gender-identity, language, race, sexual orientation, geographical location and religious views. We welcome you. Participation Guidelines Be respectful and value each other’s ideas, styles and viewpoints Be direct but professional; we cannot withhold hard truths Be inclusive and help new perspectives be heard Appreciate and accommodate our many cultural practices, attitudes and beliefs Be open to learning from others Lead by example and match your actions with your words The following will not be tolerated at the event: violence and threats of violence; personal attacks; derogatory language; unwelcome sexual attention or physical contact; disruptive behaviour; influencing unacceptable behaviour. Schedule Friday 18:00 – 18:30 Welcome and Context  18:30 – 20:00 Breakouts on Introduction to Holochain Q&A, Holochain Installation, Coding Deep Dive, etc. 20:00 – 20:30 Initial project brainstorm and team seeding  Saturday 09:30 — 10:00 Breakfast, Coffee, Informal scrum 10:00 — 11:00 Opening session, Project formation, Session offers/requests/scheduling 11:00 — 13:00 Hacking w/ support, and Emergent Sessions 13:00 — 14:00 Lunch 14:00 — 18:30 Afternoon sessions & activities 18:30 — 19:00 End of day meeting and check-in 19:30 — ??:00 Night-hacking (optional) Sunday 09:30 — 10:00 Breakfast 10:00 — 10:30 Check-ins, Consultations 10:30 — 13:00 Hacking w/ support, Final sessions 13:00 — 14:00 Lunch 14:00 — 16:00 Final sprint 16:00 — 17:30 Project presentations, Closing session What it looks like: Vira comes with a team and a project they’re already working on. Danilo comes because he’s curious about how this stuff works. Vira, Danilo and everyone in between are welcome to come and have the opportunity to dive into making things with support from a fantastic team and community. During our project brainstorm and team-formation process on Friday evening and Saturday morning, Vira’s team has the opportunity to scope their project and invite others to support them. Danilo will be able to share some ideas he has, discuss others’ possible projects, join a team’s project that can utilize the skills he already has (we don’t just need developers), and give him the opportunity to learn new skills. Danilo might find himself in a couple different groups. In one he’s learning to code by helping to build a simple game and in another he’s contributing his design skills to create a UI for resource sharing app. Vira’s team will split up Saturday morning: one of Vira’s teammates will attend a support session to install Holochain locally, another teammate more experienced in Holochain will join a tech-deep dive session to explore the latest developments in core, while Vira has a conversation about their business model and the projects’ architecture.

IAC Seattle and Northwest Yeshiva High- school are excited to invite you to our Eitanim Regional Mini Hackathon!  The Eitanim Regional Mini Hackathon is an amazing opportunity for middle and high school age teens from all over our region to come together Jewish and Israeli-Americans in a day of fun, innovation, identity and Israel! The teens will work with other like-minded teens to come up with innovative solutions to real-world problems. They will get to meet Mentors who are professionals from the worlds of tech and entrepreneurship as well as present their product solution to esteemed judges in the form of a professional business pitch. If you are interested in business, want to learn how to be a successful entrepreneur, and mainly meet and connect with other Jewish and Israeli-American teens while having fun in the process, then join us at the Regional Mini Hackathon on March 1st 2020! * Kosher snacks and lunch provided.  *Please note: Audience photography and videography may be taken at this event, By registering for and attending this event you grant the organizers' permission to utilize your image for marketing purposes.  

Seattle will join over 60 other cities in 25 countries across 5 continents to celebrate the 8th annual World Information Architecture Day.

This is a pre-registration and your application will be analyzed by IATA. Registering to this event means you accepted the Terms and Conditions of the IATA AIR Hackathon 2020 in Seattle, USA available on https://airtechzone.iata.org/hackathons/sea20/ The minimum age for participation is 18 year old. This hackathon promotes diversity. This registration is for Developers/designers/creators ONLY (separate link exists for API providers and Sponsors) Please contact us at ndchackathon@iata.org for any questions you may have. 

Techie students in and around Everett, WA! The WSU Everett ACM invites you to participate in CougHacks 2020 -- a 24-hour software-centric event in which small teams of students work towards solving problems. You don't need to be an expert programmer to participate, just bring a desire to learn more about technology! Come with a team of up to four members, or join a team at the event. Collaborate and present your project for judging and to be eligible to win!

Coders, designers, researchers, project managers, subject matter experts, test users, and just ordinary people! If you're in the Redmond, WA area, then DemocracyLab invites you to participate in Hacky New Year. You'll be challenged to apply your tech knowhow and creativity to work on projects that can help make a difference for local nonprofits and social impact startups.