List of hackathons in Palo Alto, United States in 2016

This event is open to anyone who is planning to start, work, mentor or fund a startup. If you are seeking to launch a startup across this industry, you will enjoy this chance to mingle and network with potential co-founder, partner or investors along top industry experts. Whether you are a bootstrapped founder, engineer, business hacker, student, or mentor/investor/attorney interested in tech; you are invited to this must attend event.

Plug and Play, a Silicon Valley tech startup accelerator is co-hosting a Hackathon with Philips. Teams of 3-4 students are invited to compete in creating the best software solution to a B2B and B2C hardware problem.

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Are you a novice coder? Prepare and/or train for TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in San Francisco. Bring your laptop computer to watch and learn online tech courses and practice with a group before the next mobile software competition. *Not affiliated with nor endorsed by TechCrunch Disrupt or any of its affiliates or divisions. Nominative use doctrine was first enunciated in 1992 by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in New Kids on the Block v. News America Publishing, Inc. Use was extended to metatags in Playboy Enterprises, Inc. v. Welles.

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Are you ready to accept the challenge of NGA's Expedition: Hackathon? There are mountains of data collected on everything -- from day-to-day activities such as pulling directions to the grocery store, to specialized data for first responders attending a disaster zone. Much of this data sits unused! The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) is looking for the best data explorers and developer storytellers in the US to find stories lying in these disparate databases. Using the heaping piles of data made available at the hackathon, your challenge is to develop your next generation geospatial story that educates and demonstrates data exploration at its finest!

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!