List of hackathons in San Rafael, United States in 2018

UPDATE: We are currently at capacity with an overflow space; please sign up for the waitlist and you will receive a note if tickets become available. The overall Challenge remains open to all online entries.  If you have reserved a ticket and are not able to attend in-person, please cancel so we can accommodate others on the waitlist. If you've signed up as a supporter it is absolutely OK to be a Challenge innovator/team participant. Thanks! The Division of Data Sciences at UC Berkeley and Berkeley Institute for Data Science are hosting the California Water Data Hackathon to help find innovative ways to increase community access to safe drinking water, better understand vulnerabilities, and identify and deploy solutions. The September 14-15 California Water Data Hackathon is one of the efforts supporting the California Safe Drinking Water Data Challenge (June 26 - October 1, 2018). Timed with the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco #GCAS2018, this open-to-all community event will help existing Challenge participant teams as well as new participants leverage open data recently released in machine-readable format. Join us to design, build, test, and shape projects capturing 'Science to Action'! SCHEDULE Friday Sept 14 10am   Welcome & Context Cathryn Carson, Faculty Lead, Data Science Education Program, Division of Data Sciences at UC Berkeley Meredith Lee, Executive Director of the West Big Data Innovation Hub David Mongeau, Executive Director of the Berkeley Institute for Data Science Saul Perlmutter, Professor, Director of the Berkeley Institute for Data Science, and Nobel Laureate in Physics Anthony Suen, Director of Programs, Division of Data Sciences at UC Berkeley  11am     Project Idea Pop-Ups & Team Formation Matt Correa, California Department of Water Resources Greg Gearhart, Deputy Director, Office of Information Management and Analysis, California State Water Resources Control Board Rafael Maestu, Chief Data Scientist, California State Water Resources Control Board  Angelica Quirarte, Assistant Secretary for Digital Engagement, California Government Operations Agency Zexuan Xu, Postdoctoral Fellow, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Berkeley Institute of Data Science and more! Check your inboxes for the Call for Pop-Ups!  12pm   Reflections: Lessons Learned & Tips from Former Hackathon Participants and Data Science Leaders Keeley Takimoto, Division of Data Sciences and DLab at UC Berkeley and more!  12:30pm   Lunch & Team Sprints. Optional video capture of team stories/progress.  2:30pm   Coffee available  4pm   Preparing 'Living Posters'  5pm   Dinner & Poster/Project Prototype Sharing  7pm   Conclusion of Day 1 Saturday Sept 15 10am   Fireside Chat: Tom Kalil, Chief Innovation Officer of Schmidt Futures & Meredith Lee, Executive Director, West Big Data Innovation Hub 10:40am   Teamwork Sprints 12pm   Lunch 1pm   More Teamwork Sprints  4pm   Final Presentations & Voting for People's Choice Hackathon Award 5pm+   All teams are encouraged to continue developing their work to submit by Oct 1 at waterchallenge.data.ca.gov for overall Challenge Awards and Prizes!  More About The Challenge On any given day in California, around 200,000 Californians turn on their taps and the water that comes out is unsafe to drink and may be unsafe to use for basic needs like bathing. Annually, up to 1 million Californians lack access to clean, safe drinking water at some point during the year. Droughts and other disruptions in water supply can limit or eliminate access to safe drinking water for days, months, or years. Some communities have been exposed to unsafe water for more than a decade. View the introductory video | Join the community discussion on slack and with #CAWaterDataChallenge on social media | Share the Hackathon Announcement via twitter

The Division of Data Sciences at UC Berkeley and Berkeley Institute for Data Science are hosting the California Water Data Hackathon to challenge students by finding innovative ways to increase community access to safe drinking water, understand vulnerabilities, and identify and deploy solutions. The California Water Data Hackathon is one of the efforts that is supporting the California Safe Drinking Water Data Challenge. On any given day in California, around 200,000 Californians turn on their taps and the water that comes out is unsafe to drink and may be unsafe to use for basic needs like bathing. Annually, up to 1 million Californians lack access to clean, safe drinking water at some point during the year. Droughts and other disruptions in water supply can limit or eliminate access to safe drinking water for days, months, or years. Some communities have been exposed to unsafe water for more than a decade. Small water systems and domestic well users are particularly vulnerable to disruptions in their access to safe drinking water. While the most publicized examples are in rural areas of the state, delivering sufficient, safe, and affordable drinking water poses a challenge to small systems and domestic well users in almost every region of the state. Many of the most vulnerable systems and domestic well users rely primarily on groundwater for their water supply. More details here about the challenge: http://waterchallenge.data.ca.gov/

BlockWorld 2018 -- The Blockchain Developer Conference BlockWorld 2018 is the largest blockchain developer & technology conference in the world.   Our 2,000+ attendees and 100+ speakers -- from blockchain developers, engineers, entrepreneurs, executives and investors -- will converge in Silicon Valley @ the San Jose McEnery Convention Center for three (3) days, September 12-14, 2018, at the largest blockchain and digital currency conference to push the building of the blockchain industry forward -- forming long-lasting relationships, deals, and innovation. The Next Stage of the Blockchain & Digital Currency Economy BlockWorld covers all areas of disruptive blockchain, decentralized application innovation & infrastructure/solutions with tracks including: Blockchain & Financial Technology Innovation & Future of Money Ethereum and Smart Contract Development Security, Cryptography & Identity Technology Decentralized Apps and Protocols Blockchain, Governance, Compliance Web 2.0 / Internet 3.0 & the Future of the Web Blockchain Startup Alley Competition Blockchain & dApp Hackathon BlockWorld will give you and your team exposure to all the blockchain technologies and tools for you to succeed.   By registering for this event, you are opting into DevNetwork email updates and ocassionally one-time email-based promotions from top-level BlockWorld sponsors including exclusive invitations to BlockWorld parties and partner events. These updates will notify you about BlockWorld news, as well as announcements about DevNetwork events and services. You can opt out of DevNetwork email updates at any time.  Refund Policy: Due to limited availability, DevNetwork events cannot offer refunds once tickets are purchased. If you cannot make the event due to unforeseen circumstances, we will give you a credit towards a future conference of equal or lesser value.

Join 300+ Developers & Hackers at the Nation's Largest API Challenge-Driven Hackathon. The API World 2018 Hackathon is largest API hackathon focused on sponsored challenges. Join 300+ developers building new apps, bots and more -- all within hours! Participants can build any app of their choice and compete for $25,000+ in cash, products and prizes.  Get all the details and the amazing hackathon challenges & prizes here.  The API World 2018 Hackathon will take place at: San Jose Convention Center, Expo Hall 3 | September 11-12, 2018 (150 W San Carlos St, San Jose, CA 95113) Doors open at 8:30 AM on Tuesday, Septeber 11, 2018!  Check out the full schedule  By registering for this event, you are opting into DevNetwork email updates and one-time email-based promotions from top-level API World sponsors including exclusive invitations to API World Sponsors parties and partner events. These updates will notify you about API World news, as well as announcements about DevNetwork events. You can opt out of DevNetwork email newsletters at any time.  Due to limited availability, DevNetwork events cannot offer refunds once tickets are purchased. If you need to cancel your registration, we will give you a credit towards a future conference of equal value.

WE BREAK IT, YOU FIX IT! PagerDuty Breakathon is a bit like a hackathon, but with a twist! Instead of building stuff against APIs, your challenge will be to put on your SRE/ops hat and debug and fix “real" incidents. Participants will work in teams of 2-4 people and compete with each other to correctly diagnose and fix problems with web applications. CONTEST DETAILS At its core, the Breakathon is a timed contest with multiple levels. Each level consists of a live web application that’s broken in an interesting way. Your challenge will be to ssh into the application hosts, diagnose the problem, and fix it quickly! The levels start off easy and get harder as you go. The team that solves all the levels the fastest wins! (And yes, there are prizes: grand prizes for the winners and runners up, and door prizes for everyone.) Doors open at 4:00pm and our crew will be on hand to make sure you are set up and ready to dive in when the Breakathon kicks off at 4:45pm. Breakathon will give you a chance to test your Ops Chops, win great prizes, and network with lots of great folks in the devops community, all while enjoying happy hour food and drinks.  AGENDA 4:00 p.m. - Doors open 4:45 p.m. - Introduction and overview 5:00 p.m.  Break and fix things! 7:30 p.m. - Pencils down, laptops closed, and final results are tallied and announced 8:00 p.m. - Breakathon concludes WHAT TO BRING Please bring a laptop capable of SSH’ing and loading a webpage, along with a laptop power adapter. You will also need to use your Github account, if you don’t have one it’s easy and free to set up. WHO SHOULD ENTER If you are currently in an SRE or ops role, this event was made for you. If you want to become more operationally savvy, join and learn along. Everyone is welcome! HAVE QUESTIONS? Send us an email at breakathon@pagerduty.com, we are happy to answer any questions that may arise.

Come join us for our sixth annual OpenZFS Developer Summit. There will be a day of talks related to OpenZFS and how it's used by our partner companies, a hackathon, and lots of time for socializing with OpenZFS community members. See the conference webpage on [http://www.open-zfs.org/wiki/OpenZFS_Developer_Summit_2018 openzfs.org] for more details about the conference and OpenZFS. As we add diverse perspectives, our community becomes richer, and we're committed to creating an environment where all people feel welcome. To help foster more diversity and increase the size of the community, and because of the support from our generous sponsors, we are offering the following discounts: Free ticket for any attendee from an under-represented group, and a 50% discount for the person who referred them. 50% discount for first-time attendees, and a 50% discount for the person who referred them. Free ticket for any attendee who refers a speaker from an under-represented group. Speakers also receive a free ticket.) To refer a speaker, reach out to admin at open-zfs dot org. Unless otherwise noted, you can select the ticket type that applies to you. September 10, 2018, 9am-8pm: OpenZFS Conference, followed by a Beer Bash     Children's Creativity Museum    221 Fourth Street (at Howard, in Yerba Buena Gardens)    San Francisco, CA 94103 September 11, 2018, 9am-6pm: OpenZFS Hackathon     Delphix SF office    343 Sansome St, 9th Floor    San Francisco, CA 94105 Thanks to our Diamond Sponsors - Datto, Delphix, OSNEXUS If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact admin at open-zfs dot org. We have various sponsorship options.

SRC Code is a free-to-attend student-run hackathon targeted at high school students in the Bay Area, meant to empower students expressing their creativity while working with their peers. This event provides a valuable educational opportunity for those looking to pursue computer programming. We provide a space to work, Wi-Fi, free food, and various workshops/activities to create the best atmosphere possible and ensure that all attendees leave having learnt something about computer programming.

Hello ! This is an infosession #1 to prepare for the student debts hackathon 2018/2019 series. Everyone is welcome. We need non tech people  and tech people to come. This is an inclusive event.  The Hackathon will be organized by a new UC Berkeley student group caed “DIOS at Berkeley”. Please find more details here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/infosession-1-dios-at-berkeley-tickets-49192759869 Warning: The venue  might be too small to accomodate everyone. We will do what we can to get everyone comfortable. Expect us to relocate if out of capacity. Best regards Luc 

Silicon Valley teen hackers -- aged 12-18 or younger! You're invited to participate in the TeenHacks High School Civic Hackathon 2018. Come with a team of up to 4 people, or join one when you come to the event. There are opportunities for both coders and non-coders to join in and contribute! At this 12-hour civic hackathon, you'll be challenged to identify and design a solution that can help enhance and improve services to your community.

California hackers! If you're passionate about clean and safe drinking water, then you're invited to participate in the California Water Data Hackathon. At the event, you will take the California Safe Drinking Water Data Challenge and collaborate to imagine and design an innovative way to increase community access to safe drinking water. Present your project and demonstrate its Impact, Scalability, and Innovation for your chance to win $1,500, as well as accelerator services to complete and deploy the solution.