List of hackathons in Bridgeport, United States in 2017

Mobile app developers in New Jersey and New York! IDT Telecom invites you to participate in the first IDT Annual Mobile App Development Hackathon. You'll have 24 hours to build a payment, messaging, or communications related mobile app from scratch. Come with a team of up to 5 hackers, or join one at the event -- there'll be a pitch session before the hackathon begins, where you can pitch an idea or join with someone else's team.

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Writers, filmmakers, graphic designers, social media experts, artists, and creatives! The Resistance Media Collective invites you to participate in the May Day Action Creative Hackathon in order to support immigrant & worker communities. At the hackathon, you'll be challenged to collaborate to create posters, flyers, videos, and social media campaigns in support of the May Day Actions.

IgniteSTEM is a free conference for educators and thought leaders focused on transforming K-12 education through innovative approaches found in hackathons, design thinking, and maker spaces. Our keynote speakers this year will include Google’s Director of Product Management Jonathan Rochelle, edX CEO Anant Agarwal, and Major League Hacking Founder Mike Swift, among many others. Partnering with Wolfram Alpha, The New York Academy of Science and Google Education, we are hosting this year’s inaugural NYC-based conference on Thursday, April 13th from 9am - 5 pm.

Student hackers in the Philadelphia - New York corridor! Are you planning to participate in hackNY Spring 2017? Don't delay to reserve your seat on the MongoDB buses leaving from UPenn, Princeton, and Rutgers. Hackers of all backgrounds and experiences are invited to participate in hackNY Spring 2017. At the event, you'll get to collaborate and compete in creative coding challenges in a 24-hour coding sprint. You'll compete for prizes and awards such as: Most Technical, Best Hack Design, Best Hack Using a Presented Startup's API, Best Hardware Hack, Best First Hack, Best Social Good Hack, and more!

Are you planning to participate in the #PowerOfAPIs online hackathon? If so, XapiX invites you to attend the pre-hackathon Integrating and Managing APIs Workshop. You'll get a helping hand from XapiX to get up-to-speed with the API platform -- and in the process, get a solid foundation in APIs, gain an understanding of the current API landscape, and have actually built your own API.

Interested in the use of technologhy in the insurance sector? InsurTech Hartford invites you to participate in the InsurTech Business Plan Hackathon. Although this is not a coding event, both coding and non-coding professionals in Insurance Technology will get to collaborate with InsurTech startups and entrepreneurs. You goal will be to help them refine their business plans and identify steps that will help them take their ideas to the next level.

Entrepreneurs and start-up enthusiasts in and around New York City! ProtoHack invites you to sign up to participate in ProtoEvilGeniusHack: The ONLY code-free Evil Genius hackathon. You'll collaborate in a team of up to 5 like-minded individuals to design and build a prototype that visually demonstrates your team's idea. You need not know how to code! You'll be using prototyping tools, drag-and-drop editors, mock-ups, wire-frames to demo your idea and bring it to life!

Kids, parents, community members! District 23, Brooklyn Environmental Exploration School, and Brooklyn Landmark Elementary School invite you to come and participate in What the Hackathon! This event is an opportunity for families to explore programming and to gain a practical understanding of the engineering design process. You'll get to tackle the "I AM #BROWNSVILLE" challenge and create a tech product which promotes Brownsville or helps solve a problem or issue in the community.

Data for Democracy invites anyone who is interested in using data for positive social impact to sign up for the Data for Democracy Hackathon - New York. Collaborate on a project that uses data to drive better decisions and improve the world we live in. Come and work on projects like: »Drug Spending - Help the public understand what their tax dollars are going toward. »Election Transparency - Aggregating and normalizing county-level election results to be shared with the broader community. »Refugees - involves classifying, tagging, analyzing and visualizing news events in an attempt to track internal refugee crises across the globe. »ProPublica - projects to support the non-profit investigative journalism publication, ProPublica. »USA Dashboard - A dashboard of key metrics for the USA, starting with city-level crime data. »Immigration Connect - Collecting, analyzing, and modeling data related to immigration.