List of hackathons in San Francisco, United States in 2018

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Developers in the San Francisco Bay Area! And are you interested in learning about smart contracts and blockchain technologies? Then you're invited to participate in the CRYPTO-HEROES Ethereum Hackathon. You'll get to learn all about smart contracts -- the Blockchain way -- and then get to tackle a real project which you'll present for a full assessment by a panel of experts. Showcase your skills and win invitations for job interviews.

Limited amount of tickets for sale. Members of Node get free access, but please RSVP. Node presents the fifth of our weekly crypto events - ANATOLY - Putting Time on Blockchain, featuring Greg Osuri on a fireside chat followed by live DJ sets from our in-house DJ, Pedro Arbulu. Anatoly is the creator of Loom, a new blockchain architecture based on encoding passage of time as data. Loom is a distributed ledger with a blockchain that can scale over 700,000 transactions per second on a google fiber connection, over 100,000x more transactions per second than Bitcoin.  Anatoly's programming career started with Agat, the Soviet Apple 2 clone, and led him to eventually work on operating systems at Qualcomm, distributed systems at Mesosphere, and compression at Dropbox.   Come join us and discuss the technical challenges to scaling blockchain and wax philosophical about a possible future where history is objective and cryptographically verifiable, and we can look back in time and know when events occurred with a millisecond resolution. Come join us and wax philosophical about a possible future where history is objective, cryptographically verifiable, and we can look back in time and know that events occurred within a millisecond resolution. Fireside chat featuring Greg Osuri - founder and CEO of Overclock Labs, where he focuses on building a democratized future of cloud infrastructure using protocols and tools to make its foundational elements open, decentralized, and secure. Previously, Greg founded AngelHack where he was the CTO for the world’s largest hackathon-based accelerator with over 90k developers in the ecosystem and presence in over 50 cities worldwide. —— Come to San Francisco’s newest private members club and gain insider knowledge on the exploding blockchain and crypto industry. Network with like-minded people and dance to live DJ-sets by our in-house-DJ Pedro Arbulu. Doors open at 8:00pm; talk starts at 9.00pm. Drinks will be provided and additional wine can be enjoyed at Maritime below Node. Become a member of Node: Node membership provides you with a place to hang out, work, create, and communicate. Unique and exciting events will be hosted every week, from yoga classes, to hackathons, to live music. A core theme in our event programming is focused around the crypto community. Node members get free access or discounts to all events. https://www.nodeworldwide.com Node membership comes with 24/7 access to premises. Members receive their own app-key and may treat the space as their own. The cardinal rule is to treat the space and members/guests with respect. Book our soundproof room for meetings and company off-sites. Other convenient perks in the building includes a fitness centre, wine bar, coffee shop, and restaurant.

Developers, designers, biz dev people, creative types! If you're registered to attend DeveloperWeek, then sign up and participate in the DeveloperWeek Hackathon 2018. You will collaborate in a team to create an app of your choice -- a web app, mobile app, wearable solution, data visualization, or bot. Compete to showcase your creativity and technical skills and win awesome prizes.

Developers, designers, biz dev people, creative types! If you're registered to attend DeveloperWeek, then sign up and participate in the DeveloperWeek SF Hackathon 2018. You will collaborate in a team to create an app of your choice -- a web app, mobile app, wearable solution, data visualization, or bot. Compete to showcase your creativity and technical skills and win awesome prizes.

High School Hacks is a 12 hour hackathon for students in high and middle school. Teams will be allowed to develop and present whatever they like. We will also have a Coding Workshop for beginners. All proceeds will be donated to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society SOY Team Cut Out Cancer.

Hackers, thinkers, and innovators in the San Francisco Bay Area. Think you've got good ideas to help address homelessness of young people in the area? #100hacks invites you to participate in their Hackathon to Solve Homelessness. Come bring your idea, prototype, or finished article for an app that can drive social and environmental impact. Pitch your project to an expert panel and you could win $2,000!

High school students in and around San Ramon, California! If you're interested in learning how to make your way in a small business, then you're invited to sign up for the BrightSource Westea Conference. In this student-run community service project, you'll get to participate in a hackathon-style business competition and compete to devise an innovative solution for a real-life problem presented by a local business. Collaborate with like-minded students and compete for cash prizes.

Middle school & high school students from the San Ramon Valley Unified School District! You're invited to participate in the Imagineering Hackathon at California High School. You'll get to collaborate on a team with similarly skilled students and be challenged to design and build web pages in HTML.

***************** Learn new design thinking methodology and win a trip to Baidu Beijing Offices ******************* Baidu Design Thinking Hackathon is the first global challenge that invites participants to develop new ideas and technologies following a human-centered design workshop inspired on Gaudi, Barcelona’s most famous architect. Baidu Encyclopedia Digital Museum project is a large-scale corporate social responsibility project of Baidu Encyclopedia. It aims to cooperate with museums all over the world to allow users to enjoy all the exhibitions and to acquire knowledge more efficiently. The theme of the Challenge is “How can we use new technologies and human-centered innovation to find new ways of transfer of knowledge between cultures and countries to implement in Baidu Digital Museums?” This special Baidu Design Thinking Hackathon will provide a unique opportunity for participants to rediscover a completely different view of conceptual design, team value, and business management, as well as develop proposals that can later be incorporated and implemented by Baidu Encyclopedia.  A whole day of cutting-edge workshops will explore Gaudi’s principles of creativity, originality, sustainability, and people-centered design. These unmissable workshops will also feature an innovative challenge for participants, to present their revolutionary proposals that unite the worlds of knowledge, new tech, and culture. World-class experts and mentors on Gaudi, AI, new technologies, design, and entrepreneurship, will be available throughout the not-to-be-missed event, to help striving participants shape their best proposals. Grab this opportunity to get to know one of the biggest AI companies worldwide, while learning the new ideation processes, which can be implemented into your projects and professional career. Prizes Winning team will get:  A chance to present their insights and projects developed during the Challenge to Mr. Chen Hechun (Head of Baidu Encyclopedia), Ms. RONG Wei (Baidu Brand Manager), Ms. Hepburn JIN (Director of Baidu Encyclopedia Digital Museums) and Baidu artificial intelligence scientists in the Baidu VIP Dinner on 28th of January. A rare opportunity to visit the mysterious USA Baidu Artificial Intelligence Office in Sunnyvale, CA, to learn about the leading artificial intelligence technology in China on 29th of January.   Tickets for the whole winning team to visit Baidu offices in Beijing Agenda 8:30 Doors open + Breakfast9:00 Opening Ceremony9:40 Team formation workshop10:20 Break10:30 Investigation workshop 12:30 Lunch13:30 Ideation workshop15:00 Break15:10 Storyboarding workshop 16:30 Working time19:00 Dinner20:00 Pitch demos 21:30 Closing ceremony22:05 Networking and event end FAQs  What if I don’t know how to code? You don't need to code to participate in our event.  We provide great workshops and mentors to help you create an idea of something that you can be proud of by the end of the day. What should I bring into the event?  You need to bring with you a laptop, a lot of energy and positive attitude.   How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Contact us at hello@gaudinspired.com Why Gaudi? Gaudi firmly believes that creativity is an indispensable resource for success and a trait that innovators will never change. Colonia Guell in Gaudi’s time was like today’s Silicon Valley in the United States. Gaudi works with everyone and brings together a host of interdisciplinary partnerships and creativity. Gaudi Thinking Method explores the mind of a genius by in-depth study of Gaudi's most famous work, Gaudi’s ideas, and the concepts and circumstances that led to these great buildings. By analyzing and extracting the patterns and essences of how the genius Gaudi think, thereby Gaudi Inspired developed an innovative concept of Architectural Thinking which will be introduced in the Baidu Encyclopedia Gaudi Challenge.