List of hackathons in Mercer Island, United States in 2015

Super Happy Dev House #SEA2 lets you create something unique for the holidays! Code and develop your own gift for your friends and loved ones using a cool collection of hardware, including Raspberry Pi's, Arduino's, an oscilloscope, and a VR headset. Come and join the hacker culture to have fun, build things, learn things, and meet new people. It's called hacker culture, and we're here to encourage it!

Indie Game Park sponsored by Amazon app store will help you to make your game in 72 hours with a team, or solo in 48 hours! No previous experience needed to join in on this fun challenge.

An inspiring morning of speakers, networking with tech professionals, tours, and workshops by industry experts, plus the first ever TeenTech GLOBAL Civic Hackathon World Pitch Finals! This event is open to middle and high school students in pacific northwest.

Hackathons are a tradition at Facebook where we stay up all night, in order to create something great. You can come with an idea and a team, or find both of those at the event itself. You could work on a product from scratch, prototype a future product, build something for your friends, basically ANYTHING. Just try to get it working!

Hackathons are a tradition at Facebook where we stay up all night, in order to create something great. You can come with an idea and a team, or find both of those at the event itself. You could work on a product from scratch, prototype a future product, build something for your friends, basically ANYTHING. Just try to get it working!

Social media is critical for today’s businesses and the legal profession is no exception. Beyond legal ethics issues many lawyers struggle to understand if, when, and how to use social media to build and grow their practices. This program, brings together a mix of legal marketing experts to help lawyers use social media ethically and effectively. 6:00 Demo Tables for Innovators & Sponsors during Networking Cocktail 6:50 Welcome – Dan Lear, Director of Industry Relations, Avvo 7:00 Expert Panel: Social Media for Lawyers -Mary Juetten, CEO, Traklight (Moderator) -Jennifer Castleberry, Director of Marketing & Business Development, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP -Adrian Dayton, Founder, ClearView Social, Inc. -Leigh McMillan, VP of Marketing, Avvo -Allen Rodriguez, Founder, ONE400 8:00 Darwin Talk -“Tech’s Peculiar Relationship with Legal Access” – Miguel H. Willis, Lead Organizer, Seattle Social Justice Hackathon 8:10 Networking Panel Moderator – Mary Juetten, CEO, Traklight Startups interested in a demo table, send us an email at info@evolvelawnow.com.

To decompress after an awesome Seattle Startup Week and Halloween, we're going to have a hacker party, the first ever Super Happy Dev House event in Seattle: part hackathon, part party, part lightning talks, all awesome for creative and curious people and robots. Here's what you can expect Super Happy Dev House is an inclusive event intended for creative and curious people interested in technology. We're about knowledge sharing, technology exploration, and ad-hoc collaboration. Come to have fun, build things, learn things, and meet new people. It's called hacker culture, and we're here to encourage it. Hacking is not just limited to software projects: design, electronics, coffee, robots, artsy craftsy things, 3D printing, are all welcome. We'll have comfy couches, plenty of tables and desks, power strips, fast wifi, and some great people to hack with. Please bring a project to work on, or be prepared to help someone else with their project! Unlike normal hackathons, you are encouraged to work on weird ideas with no business plan and to continue work on existing projects to push them even further. We'll have a cool collection of hardware, including Raspberry Pi's, Arduino's, an oscilloscope, and a VR headset. Come meet the winning hackathon team from SeaVR 2015! And help them continue their project of creating an immersive storybook from Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age. Super Happy Dev House is graciously hosted by GrokHome, Seattle's most interesting hacker houses. Here's a schedule of events The following is a schedule of awesome but optional events, which you can participate in or not as you choose. There will be open hacking going on at all times. There is a free BBQ lunch and beer from our friends at Drizly, on us! In the spirit of DIY hackerdom, once you are engrossed in hacking, we encourage you to band together and order food delivery. Bitesquad is a great local Seattle startup, and our favorites for brunch and dinner are Roxy's Diner (east coast diner and brunch), Blue Star (burgers and other americana), and Tigerly Ox (vietnamese food). 11:00 AM doors open, aeropress coffee, tour of Romero. Get in on a group brunch order!  11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Guided Mini-Hack #1 (project to be voted on) I am addicted to hackathons, and I've been developing a mob programming / teaching / group hacking format for social coding. Come join to work on Virtual Reality, an Android app, or a crowd-choring web app with Statebus. A computer and hardware will be set up and ready to go. Just come join the mob! 1:00 PM Lightning Talks, 5 minutes each. Be short and entertaining! Timo Way (@manbunnation). From Sh1t to $hirt: How I Gained 1,500 Twitter Followers in 45 Days Bing Chen : Ario, smart lighting for healthy living Morgan Dixon (@morgandixon): Cheeseburger Therapy Kathleen Tuite (@kafurbaleen): Sketchabit; feminist hacker barbie; making the 3d printed cake topper Adam Smith: Streaming Video to a Wearable 8x8 LED Matrix Paul Pham: How to be a hacker captain 2:30pm Andy Rebele, Founder of GrokHome and Pure WaterCraft, on clean electric boating 3:30pm-6pm BBQ (free food and drink) 6:30pm-8:30pm Guided Mini-Hack #2  9pm Form a group and order dinner delivery! We recommend Tigerly Ox 10pm-midnight Guided Mini-Hack #3  And that's it.

Designers, Developers, Mobile, Web, Robotics, Internet of Things... Everyone is welcome to join us to hack for FUN! There will be prizes for crazy outlandish hacks as well as serious hacks and even community chosen prizes. For the outlandish hacks, these apps can be as crazy as you want so long as you use #kandy_io.  Schedule Friday 6pm - Event Begins, Networking, Pitching, Teams Form, Dinner Friday 7pm - Kandy.io API & Use Case Overview Friday 11PM - Done for the night! Go sleep! Saturday 10am - Breakfast Saturday 01pm - Lunch Saturday 05pm - Presentations start Saturday 06pm - Winners Announced Prizes $250 Best Outlandish Idea $250 Best Kandy.io App $250 Community Choice Award $25 Starbucks Gift Cards for new bugs submitted Speakers Alex Donn - Director, Developer Relations, Kandy.io / Genband Sponsors Kandy.io

DubHacks is the largest collegiate hackathon in the Pacific Northwest. The first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest, student developers and designers gather at the University of Washington in Seattle campus to form teams and build projects with the goal of creating solutions to real-world problems and learning new technologies. This is the second-ever DubHacks event. Submit your application to DubHacks here: http://15f.dubhacks.co/ To contact the organizers, email info@dubhacks.co

Hackathons are a tradition at Facebook where we stay up all night, in order to create something great. You can come with an idea and a team, or find both of those at the event itself. You could work on a product from scratch, prototype a future product, build something for your friends, basically ANYTHING. Just try to get it working!