List of hackathons in Louisville, United States in 2018

Join us for a conversation about open data in Louisville.  We'll start with an overview of Louisville's Open Data Platform by the city's Data Officer Michael Schnuerle, then discuss the following. How to use the open data site and what documents may be needed for that. Docs on site, docs on github allowing for comments/changes? Defining a good process for requesting more data.  Currently there is a request form on the open data site, we can look at open records requests, and social media.  Call for public collaboration on projects that align with open data, innovation, and community needs.  The same request form is used for this, and we discover these now at public events like this, hackathons, etc. We'd also like to convene Data User groups on specific topics per the Sunlight Foundation's Playbook. How our office can help fund projects, like it has a few times in the past.  We have a Civic Innovation Fund at the Community Foundation of Louisville, with final approval for spending coming from the Mayor. Some projects can be funded by specific grants from external companies, universities, or organizations. Sharing new mobility data, like Bird and Lime scooter information with the public.  See our open data set. Currently we have origin and destination information.  What level of detail should be shared as open data to be granular enough for analysis and research while still protecting rider privacy?  Block level, neighborhood level, something else? This is the first of quarterly events in 2019 hosted by the city around open data and community needs.

Papa John's International is excited to announce its annual Hot and T045tY Hack-a-thon! As the first of its kind, we welcome all engineers, analysts, developers, game changers, explorers, and inventors to take part in unleashing their very best. Here's your chance to bring to life some of the great ideas you've floated around and to set the bar as high as your mind can stretch.  Get your hands dirty and build the very best customer friendly apps for the pizza business and fast food industry. Team up with engineers from Papa John's and discover how to leverage our APIs to make the impossible - possible.  How will your idea impact Papa John's as the leading-edge take-out and pizza delivery restaurant chain-company?   Some hackathon ideas will be seeded but students can bring their own ideasCash Prizes: First prize - $2000, Second Prize - $1,500, Third Prize - $1,000Papa John’s Swag – Will be given out at various times in the day   Agenda:  Breakfast: 8:30 am  Opening Remarks: 9:00 am Team Selection & Formation & Project Selection: 9:15 am to 9:45 am Hackathon Begins: 10 am Buffet Lunch will be served at: 12 pm Snacks will be provided at: 3 pm Hackathon Ends: 6 pm  Dinner Will be Served at: 6 pm Demos and Presentations: 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm (each team to get 10 minutes to demo) Judges panel deliberations: 8:00 pm to 8:30 pm Awards ceremony: 9 pm

ABOUT Indigitous is a global missional hackathon on October 20-21, 2018 around the world and online. Many of us have a heart to contribute to constructive solutions, wishing we could do something about the many challenges of our world such as poverty, abuse, addiction, security, and other issues. These big problems are too much for any one of us – but not too big for all of us. Indigitous #Hack is a unique opportunity to convene people from around the world to collaborate together on Christian missional technology projects that have long-term impact. #Hack calls anyone who is willing to serve to come create, use and leverage technologies to advance the Gospel, becoming “digital missionaries” from right where they are. Collaboration is vital across the global Church and there's a place for all of us. indigitous.org/hack TIME AND PLACE 822 E Broadway, Louisville, Kentucky 40204 (enter from Logan St) SAT 9AM - 5PMSUN 9PM - 5PM PROJECTS We'll be working with several local groups and charities, helping them in whatever we can best be of service. Feel free to bring your own idea, of course. PROMOTE Please spread the word.

Join CDA and Data for Democracy in a hackathon for the #D4GX with a focus on the Global Data Ethics Pledge (GDEP).The Pledge is a global initiative aimed to create the most widely adopted framework and community for ethics in data science.We will be workshopping ideas on how to get people to adopt the Pledge for their projects, organizations and companies, how to best spread the word about the GDEP, encouraging other to join in the project, and actively gathering more signatures.Join the movement today. Become a data defender for life.Y'all can sign the pledge right now http://datafordemocracy.org/pledgeAs always, with every single CDA meetup, you can bring your own project to hack on or just come and hang out. A big thank you to Love City for hosting us at their sapce: https://lovecityinc.org/

“Hack the Home” is your opportunity to dream, hack and build your idea for the home of the future with help from the best & brightest in the industry! Gather your team, or come on your own and form a new team when you arrive at FirstBuild for the 2-Day Hacking Extravaganza! Sponsors will be onsite with their tools and latest innovations for you to use in your creations.