List of hackathons in Littleton, United States in 2018

This hackathon challenges developers, designers, and idea generators to create immersive projects using the tools in the blockchain ecosystem. We want to develop the new ideas to help foster the adoption of this bleeding-edge technology for a chance to win prizes and build out products in the space.  Join Our Discord to start talking to the team!   Registration and Team Formation   9am | Time to make friends and teams! We want to take this time to assemble 5-6 person teams to collaborate and co-invent! Workshops Let's Get on the Same Page -  9:30am   Steem Onboarding  - 10am Group Collaboration on Github.     11am | Learn how stand on the shoulders of giants! This workshop will speed up development time for any projects. Learn to collaborate with others with version control through Git. Team Registration ENDS 12PM  | Registration of all team members via Github are due in order to be eligible to be judged by our panel of experts and staffers.  Lunch Break Truffle Suite -1pm | Explore the creation of dapps from beginning to end. Quickly adapt to new stacks in Ethereum Blockchain development. Test development environments setup for Node.js, Python, and Solidity. Full Stack dApp - 2pm Explore all the moving parts of a fully functioning full stack dApp. We will do a deep dive into Node.js, React, IPFS, Truffle, and uPort. When we are trying to learn a new technology - it is good to see how all the pieces of the puzzle come together!  Team Checkup - 6pm | Is your team derailing or unsure? Lets use this time to recap what your team is doing. Keep the most important thing most important! We can really start seeing how your thoughts are crystallizing. Exhibition - Show each other what you have been working on. Our mission here at ForkedBlock is to create a place where innovation is paramount.  END - 12am - Phew! We can all relax and announce the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners!

It is a single full-day event at SpotX headquarters in Broomfield, CO. This competition is open to all skill levels, ages 18 and older, and welcomes anyone interested in having fun with coding! AGENDA Saturday, Oct 6th 9:00 -10:00 - Arrivals, registration, breakfast, meet and greet 10:00 - 3:00 - Coding! 3:30 - 4:30 - Judging & Prizes 4:30 - 5:30 - Reception/Cocktail Hour

The Open Weekend is a biannual event that brings together tech and startup employees living with brain conditions (mental illnesses), companies making a difference in brain health, and community leaders who speak about what it means to live, work, and thrive, with a brain condition. Join us for an alternative Hackathon on Saturday, Community building day on Sunday, and the Brain Crawl tech demos and speakers on Monday! Alternative Hackathon Saturday, September 22nd all day  Light breakfast, snacks, and lunch will be provided 9:00am Check In 9:15 am Welcome 10:00 am Presentations 12:30 pm Lunch 1:00 pm Afternoon activites 5:30 pm Session ends All are welcome, no matter your skillset to join an project/experiment group to discover way to create a stigma-free, open world. - Experiment demonstrations and learnings - Workshop to create new experiments - Final demos of experiments - Companies or people who want to be engaged in a substantive way beyond the experiment day can review the business partnerships Community Day Sunday, May 20th, Morning  Social day with meditation and wellness actvities for those who want unstructured time with their new community! Friends and family are welcome. Brain Crawl at Denver Startup Week Monday, Sept 24th  Part 1 Learn about the latest technology and innovations in brain/mental health. Part 2  Hear people open up about their stories of brain conditions for the first time on a public stage. Want to get involved in another way? Reach out or Sponsor the Open Weekend!

Given the current state of well... many things... we decided we needed a laugh. Galvanize is SO excited to welcome three amazing Denver comics to our Golden Triangle campus to provide a night of hilarity.  A few things to note:  1.) Ticket sales are going to the local chapter of Women Who Code! 2.) Galvanize GT has a great bar, so this won't be some weird dry comedy night (unless its dry humor) 3.) Comedians will be around during the evening to shake hands and kiss babies Featured Comedians: Jared Ewy Looking like the lovechild of George Costanza and Mr. Clean, comedy has come easy for the Colorado native and local tech marketing guy. He's hosted countless events at Galvanize, namely the Hack the Dot hackathons that have crowned many Galvanize student a champion of the lesser known short-form hacking underworld.  >check Jared out here Rachel Weeks Rachel Weeks is a Denver-based comedian and writer from the western suburbs of Chicago. True to her Canadian-Midwestern parentage, Rachel is sweet and approachable with a chewy, judgy center. She is a regular performer at Denver’s famous Comedy Works and has appeared on NBC's First Look, Seeso's Hidden America with Jonah Ray, and the RISK! podcast. She produces the Denver chapter of Chicago storytelling favorite We Still Like You and has been featured on High Plains, Limestone, Orlando Indie, and Crom comedy festivals. Both delightfully relatable and sharply critical, Rachel performs each joke with a wink and a nod.  >check Rachel out here Allison Rose Allison Rose is a Denver comedian and writer. Born on a quiet farm in Kansas, she came into her own on the loud stages of Denver dive bars.   Marked by her thoughtful wording and unabashed honesty, Allison has been featured on the High Plains and Savage Henry comedy festivals. She is a regular on showcases all around Denver and hosts the busiest weekly mic in town at El Charrito Comedy Room Room every Thursday. >check Allison out here

Build a distributed app prototype in a weekend! Familiarize yourself with a new coding paradigm and learn tools for the rapid development of decentralized applications. Holochain is a post-blockchain protocol for storing data in a completely peer-2-peer network. Join co-founder Arthur Brock, our Denver Internship Program, and members of the Holochain team for a weekend workshop on using the technology. Friday, July 13th 6:00PM—9:00PM  Saturday, July 14th 10:00AM—9:00PM  Sunday, July 15th 11:00AM—6:00PM  Note 1: Friday's session is free and open to the public. Please arrive between 5:30 and 5:45 pm. Your registration helps us plan appropriately. Note 2: Tickets required for Saturday & Sunday - the fee helps us cover snack and lunches for the event. Thanks for your support!  Are you interested in building decentralised applications? Imagine a world where everyone can interact with no central power in the middle. Imagine a world where we can build a local and global sharing economy (cars, homes, tools, learning...), where everyone can play and contribute to the decisions, where we can build sustainable currencies, with no central authority that may sooner or later dictate the rules. Just imagine a world where we can design thriving economies. This world will run on distributed apps, or dApps. Open source, completely distributed, dApps allow direct peer-to-peer interactions and have incredible evolutionary capacities. Holochain enables a distributed web with user autonomy built directly into its architecture and protocols. Data allows the remembering of our lived and shared experiences. Distributing the storage and processing of that data will change how we coordinate and interact. With digital integration under user control, Holochain liberates our lives from corporate control over our choices and information. Prior to the Event, Check Out Our Developer Documentation: https://github.com/holochain/holochain-proto https://developer.holochain.org/ And review our web site: http://holo.host   Hackathon Structure Project co-founder Arthur Brock will introduce people to building in the Holochain framework. We encourage people to come with distributed app ideas. Experience with either JavaScript or Lisp will be helpful, but not mandatory. Information on how to prepare for the Hackathon will be provided in advance to ticket holders. The Friday evening session will include an introduction to the technology from Arthur with an inital Q&A. This session is free and open to the public.  Saturday and Sunday attendees will experience short educational sessions alternating with unstructured time for learning and collaboration with the goal of building an app prototype. Location, Food & Parking The Commons on Champa is the host of the weekend. Please note that parking is not included in the ticket price. Here are some parking options (the location is also easily accessible using RTD transit) Covered Garage Parking: Colorado Convention Center: 1604 N Speer Blvd (bet. Stout St-Champa St). Daily rate is $12 Denver Performing Arts Complex: 1300 Arapahoe St (bet. 13thSt-14thSt). Daily rate is $6-$13 TIME Park: 1435 Stout St (bet. 14thSt-15thSt). Daily rate is $10 Auraria Campus: 890 Auraria Pkwy, Denver, CO 80204- Tivoli. Daily rate is $6.50  /  777 Lawrence Way, Denver, CO 80204- 7th st. (re-entry is allowed) $6.50 Street Parking: Metered parking is available for $1 an hour (2 hour max) on the West side of Champa Street between 13th and 15th.   Downtown Denver Parking Interactive Map (http://www.bestparking.com/denverparking/) has additional parking suggestions and surrounding garage locations. Lunches and light snacks will be provided. Please bring a reusable water bottle and anything else you need to be comfortable during the event. Event Partners We are super grateful to The Commons for hosting our event. Want to co-sponsor? Contact us!

Hackathon IV--Artificial Intelligence & The Care of the Diabetic Patient.  Come and join optometrists, optometric faculty, students, residents, and other health care professionals in designing an artificial intelligence tool to manage diabetic retinopathy, and diabetic patients.

Open Weekend Agenda The Open Weekend is a biannual event that brings together tech and startup employees living with brain conditions (mental illnesses), companies making a difference in brain health, and community leaders who speak about what it means to live, work, and thrive, with a brain condition.  Join us for a community event on Friday and an alternative Hackathon on Saturday! Brain Crawl at Boulder Startup Week Friday, May 18th | Rayback Collective  Please also sign up for this event through Boulder Startup Week http://boulderstartupweek.com/ May 18th, 3:00pm  Learn about the latest technology and innovations in brain/mental health.  May 18th, 4:15pm  Hear people open up about their stories of brain conditions for the first time on a public stage. Experiment Day, an alternative Hackathon Saturday, May 19th all day | Techstars Program Downtown Boulder 1050 Walnut Street, Boulder CO 80203, 9:00 - 9:15am Check In/Arrivals Light breakfast, snacks, and lunch will be provided 9:15 am Welcome 10:00 am Presentations  12:30 pm Lunch 1:00 pm Afternoon activites  5:30 pm Session ends   All are welcome, no matter your skillset to join an experiment group to discover way to create a stigma-free, open world.  - Experiment demonstrations and learnings - Workshop to create new experiments - Final demos of experiments  - Companies or people who want to be engaged in a substantive way beyond the experiment day can review the Powered by Partnership document  Social Sunday, May 20th, Morning | Members only - Register via James E Optional social day for those who want unstructured time with their new community! Friends and family are welcome.  Want to get involved in another way? Reach out or Sponsor the Open Weekend!

A Hack the Dot is a two-hour hackathon where coding school students, junior developers, experienced developers, non developers, marketers, designers, and those with little or no computer programming skill come together to build ideas around a single domain name. Our events are meant to be a quick and fun way to build a humorous (and functional) product quickly while meeting people in your tech/startup community. There will be pizza. And beer. and soda. What to Bring / How to Prepare: • Bring your laptop and charger. Not required but suggested for you coder types: • Install the Atom text editor. Go here: https://atom.io/ • Setup a github.com account How does it work? Step 1: Attendees are broken up into random teams. Step 2: The teams are provided with the same undisclosed domain name by Name.com, arbitrary and often hilarious. Step 3: Teams have just two hours to come up with a functioning site inspired by that domain. The team builds the most creative and fun idea for the domain wins. Participants will be judged on four criteria: (1) functionality, (2) design, (3) humor, and (4) creative domain name interpretation. What do you get at the event? FOOD! SWAG! FRIENDS! How much does it cost? It’s FREE! Questions? Send them to HacktheDot at name.com.

Bringing together practitioners, technologists, developers, academia, industry partners and the military to build and demonstrate product prototypes that enhance the security of cyber physical systems (CPS). Physical systems include all sorts of connected controllers that are necessary to run applications such as building controls, medical systems, military bases and utilities. Challenge area experts and technical mentors will be available to work with teams on their concepts. In addition, a building control system testbed and network capture data sets will be available for concept development and demonstration.  The data sets will include network traffic from the Internet Protocol network and multiple serial protocol networks captured during normal operation and while the system is experiencing different types of cyber attacks. This event will be held simultaneously at the CU Boulder and UN Omaha locations. Registration is also required on devpost to participate in the hackathon: https://md5hack-apr18.devpost.com/