List of hackathons in Rohnert Park, United States in 2016

Are you passionate about ending violence? Next to killing thousands of innocent people, acts of violence have given rise to even more unrest and exclusion across societies. There is a time to reflect and mourn for the victims of these attacks and there is a time to act!  Come and apply your skills to create practical ideas on how to prevent violence and encourage interaction among social groups? This event is open to the whole SF tech community. Seriously, you don't have to be an expert to join this hackathon.

Learn to Code at Hack the Dot SF! This is the event where school students, junior developers, experienced developers, marketers, and designers come together to build ideas. Hack the Dot is a two-hour hackathon—a quick and fun way to build a humorous (and functional) product quickly, while meeting people in your tech/startup community. You'll participate in a team and be given a single premium domain name at the beginning of the event. You'll then have two hours to come up with a functioning site inspired by that domain. The most creative and funny idea for the domain wins!

Entrepreneurship often centers around being bold. Practice taking a step away from your daily routine with the rejectionathon! Join or create a team, and spend the day solving challenges designed to make you hustle and push the limits of your comfort zone.

A one day hackathon for women from experienced coders to total newbies. Come with an idea or join a team on-site and spend the day building a great project with enthusiastic, fun people. You don't have to know how to code to join this hackathon. Dev BootCamp is offering beginner coding workshops alongside the event so everyone leaves having learned a new skill and contributing to a project! Projects must be designed to solve one of the three following challenges for locals and visitors to San Francisco: Challenge 1: Help people find and shop at these merchants that are the foundation of SF's commerce industry. Challenge 2: Help newcomers navigate the city with ease and get immersed in SF culture! Challenge 3: Create an app that helps locals, new expats and tourists to find interesting new places, landmarks or trivia.

Come meet Gouhan Han as she prepares to attend the TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon and discuss topics within the industry. Han is traveling from Handong Global University to participate in the hackathon, and proceeds from the event will help to offset the price of her trip.

iOS developers, designers, and idea generators! Come participate in the First Revel Hackathon and shape the future of fuel retail payments! Collaborate to develop an iOS payment app over 24-hours. Work side by side with the Revel team and get invaluable feedback from your potential customers!

Come meet Gouhan Han as she prepares to attend the TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon and discuss topics within the industry. Han is traveling from Handong Global University to participate in the hackathon, and proceeds from the event will help to offset the price of her trip.

Interested in citizen-critical issues? Come participate in BRIDGE SF — a four-day collaboration of public, private, non-profit, and academic institutions coming together to challenge assumptions, develop skills, share best practices, and build partnerships that drive innovation for a better tomorrow. →Day 1 - Partner Sessions: Demo Day, Hackathon, and Partner Sessions featuring some of the Bay Area’s most impressive innovators →Day 2 - VIP Workshops: 200 VIPs participating in 6 Workshops ​led by a team of 20+ Experts →Day 3 - Thought-Leadership Panels: ​400 attendees featuring 40+ of the Top Minds in 12 Thought-Leadership Panels + Evening Closing Ceremony →Day 4 - Open City: Open City experience in partnership with local institutions will share the nature, history, arts, culture, and innovation of San Francisco

Passionate about automated electric vehicles? Come participate in the BRIDGE SF 2016 UC Berkeley Hackathon and explore how Shared Automated Electric and Connected (SECA) vehicles will impact the way people and goods move within a city. Participants will be asked to define and solve the following challenges: 1. How will SECA vehicles impact residents, commuters, and businesses? 2. Can SECA vehicles better serve the underserved? 3. Will SECA vehicles lead to greater safety? 4. What about adapting to new or unpredictable changes including emergencies? 5. How can multiple shared services work together? 6. How can multi-modal integration be achieved between various public and private transportation modes? Teams will be expected to model the impact of SECA vehicles on traffic, the environment, safety, etc. These include EV car-sharing, taxis, public transit vehicles, and delivery vehicles taking into account the need for charging solutions.

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? Sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!