List of hackathons in Satan Clara, United States in 2015

  Join us for the TeenTechSF Civic Hackathon @TheMixatSFPL   Saturday Nov 14, 8:30 am - 6:00pm AND Sunday Nov 15, 9:00am - 5:00pm   TeenTechSF is excited to partner with The Mix at SFPL for our first ever TeenTechSF Civic Hackathon on November 14th and 15th!   "TECH FOR SOCIAL IMPACT" 2 days, 17 hours, 150 teens generating thousands of ideas for tech solutions to civic problems!   Like all our events, the TeenTechSF Civic Hackathon is free, beginner-friendly, and open to all Bay Area teens. New hackers are encouraged to participate. We'll have a special award category for first-time hackers! Mentors will be available to help students turn their ideas into reality using the cool, digital resources available at The Mix for coding projects, app creation, website building, video editing, sound recording, access to an interactive wall for collaborating and a 3-D printer for prototyping! The best civic hacks from the Bay Area will win bragging rights, some great swag, and the chance to participate in the TeenTech Civic Hackathon World Pitch at Salesforce HQ on December 5th!   Rules and Guidelines:   Goal: Provide tech solutions for civic problems. Specific prompts provided on the day of the hackathon. Project can take any form (coding project, app, Arduino project, website, video, 3-D printer prototypes...) Friendly mentors available to help! Hackathon teams are made up of 2-5 students who must be 13-18 yrs old. Each student must register individually. We'll record teams on the day of the event. Don't have a partner yet? No problem – we'll help you find one! Project must be original and new. Previously developed projects cannot be submitted. Don't worry about fueling up for the hackathon: lunch and afternoon snack will be provided both days! If you don't have access to a laptop, let us know and we will provide at least one per team. If you do have access to a laptop, please bring it so that we can make sure every team has at least one.   IMPORTANT: ALL STUDENTS MUST FILL OUT THIS FORM TO USE THE DIGITAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE AT THE MIX! You have to fill in your library card# on the form. No worries if you don't have one! Library cards are free and available to all teens. You don't even have to live in San Francisco to get one! Get yours in advance at any SF library or put in “0” in as your library card# and get one at the event.   About TeenTechSF: Since launching, we have connected 1400+ teens on 5 continents with more than 100 mentors from Apple to Zynga, including speakers and workshops on app development, coding, design thinking, civic entrepreneurship, game creation, global tech trends, professional networking, STEAM, social media, and venture funding. For more about WHO WE ARE and WHAT WE DO, visit TeenTechSF.org For the latest events and opportunities, LIKE the TeenTechSF Facebook page For more info about The Mix, visit TheMixatSFPL.org   Please share this event with your friends and classmates. No previous experience necessary. First-time hackers welcome! Event is FREE, but attendees must register in advance. REGISTER NOW -- SPACE IS LIMITED!

Calling all socially conscious analysts, statisticians, data scientists, coders, hackers, designers, and eager-to-learn do-gooders! A DataDive is a weekend-long, marathon-style events where teams of volunteers rally together to help social change organizations do initial data analysis, exploration, and prototyping. Tickets are open to volunteers of all skill levels. We’re excited to be partnering with 3 amazing organizations: Community Technology Alliance (CTA), San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center (SFCAPC), and Skoll Global Threats. Schedule Friday, November 13th 7:00 PM: Doors open, sign-in 7:30 PM: Opening Remarks 9:00 PM: Reception ends On Friday we all get together to hear a bit from the organizations we'll be working with throughout the weekend. Community Technology Alliance (CTA) - http://www.ctagroup.org/ San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center - http://sfcapc.org/ Skoll Global Threats, Pandemics - http://www.skollglobalthreats.org/global-threats/pandemics/ It's also a great chance to meet the other volunteers you'll be working and you'll have a chance to talk with many people from our partner causes. Plus, there will be snacks and drinks. Not a bad way to spend your Friday night! Saturday, November 14th 8:30 AM: Doors open, sign-in and breakfast 9:00 AM: Brief review from Data Ambassadors, then data diving! 12:30 PM: Lunch 1:15 PM: Open Roundtables 6:00 PM: Dinner 11:00 PM: Everybody goes home for the night Saturday we'll get to the data!  Participants will choose which problems they'd like to work on and form teams around their individual questions.  Each team will have a Data Ambassador assigned to them who will help advise on and manage the projects throughout the day.  We'll have meals and keep the space open until 11PM for any late-night divers. Sunday, November 15th 8:30 AM:  Doors open, breakfast 12:00 PM: Presentations from teams to social organizations 2:00 PM: Another successful DataDive in the books! This is your chance to show the world what you have done with data!  There is no expectation of slides or other presentation materials, simply use whatever method of conveying your work to the organizations you feel is best.  This is also the chance for our partner NGOs to better understand what your team did. These presentations can be single or group work, but they can be no longer than 10 minutes each.  We want to give everyone a chance to speak, and get people out at a reasonable time. FAQs Unlike a hackathon, the goal is not (necessarily) to create an app.  Instead it is to work with teams of experts to understand a truly difficult problem through data.  You could end up with a visualization, an analysis, some graphs, or even just some new datasets by the end of the event, and all of those are fantastic results! We do not assign you to a problem.  We want you to work with the problem and data you feel most passionate about, so come Friday with an open mind and be ready to learn. You do not have to stay the entire weekend to participate in the event.  We hope that you will find a project you can dig into, but you are always welcome to come and go as you please. You do not have to work on the same project for the whole weekend.  Again, we hope that you will find a project to work on to completion, but if at any point you feel like you want to change simply let the ambassador from those teams know. We do not provide any hardware or software for you to use.  We'll have the data and some services set up (wiki, DropBox, Github), but otherwise you should bring your own laptop and come ready to use whatever data tools you like. Can't wait to see you all there!

2015 Bay Area Code for the Kingdom HACKATHON   Transforming The Bay and Beyond Hackathon  Ideate. Build. Impact.  Create technology that matters. A hackathon movement to ignite the passion and purpose of technologists and entrepreneurs to innovate culture shaping technologies that would reclaim our times for the Gospel. Engage, envision, challenge, and release the culture makers for sustained impact.   10 great reasons you should be at the Hackathon:  Listen to the keynote by Roberto Ortiz, Director of Mobile Design at Yahoo, co-founder of ELEO Conference, and one of the top designers in the world. Work with The Bay Area Anti-Trafficking Coalition (BAATC) to create technology that activates individuals, families, and groups of friends to take tangible action to fight human trafficking. Heed the challenge from TBC and Pat Gelsinger, CEO at VMware,  to invent technology to help churches, non-profits, and businesses in the Bay Area adopt schools and respond to the community needs. Join Francis Chan and CrazyLove in building technology to encourage personal intimacy with God. Create technology to match an individual’s skills and passions with the right serving opportunity in the community. Design games to impart to the mobile first generation of children the need and benefits of being generous of mind, time, love, and resources. Learn how to win a hackathon from Chris Chan, winner of the most Yahoo hackathons. Connect with mentors, like-minded individuals, and explore your new venture idea. Pitch your project at the hackathon and recruit team members to join you to help your vision come to life. Use your skills to affect our communities and global culture by creating technology that addresses significant issues confronting society, families, and spiritual life. Create technology that matters!!!   --- WHAT IS IT? It's back, it's bigger, it's beautiful.  For the thrid time in three years, Code for the Kingdom, the world's largest faith-inspired hackathon movement, is coming back to the Bay Area.  On the weekend of November 13-15, 2015, we are bringing together technologists, entrepreneurs, creative’s, businesspeople, ministry leaders, visionaries, and anyone passionate about faith and technology, to create technologies what would address significant issues confronting society, community, families, and spiritual lives. See this video of what happened in the 2014 Bay Area Hackaton.     Together our vision is to provide more opportunities for people like you to use your talent and be the change by addressing a number of challenges aimed at helping release the oppressed, teaching God’s Word, healing the sick, feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and supporting the church and the body of Christ. WHY ARE WE DOING THIS? We want to catalyze friendship, passion, purpose, and collaboration in technical and entrepreneurial communities. To challenge and release you to create and use 21st century technologies to serve God’s Kingdom. To create a scalable community across the world to accelerate and encourage Christian innovators.  A Bay Area judging panel will choose the awards for best projects SOME OF THE CHALLENGES FROM PREVIOUS CODE FOR THE KINGDOM HACKATHONS INCLUDE: HOW CAN TECHNOLOGY... • be leveraged to create, cultivate, and strengthen society's foundational relationships of marriage, family, friendships? • bring the word of God to the first generation of children who are growing up with mobile devices?  • help cut and/or combat the effects of fatherlessness in a child’s life, in turn strengthening families, reducing poverty and crime?  • foster a culture of generosity towards each other? • identify, promote, test, collaborate, augment, and fill the gaps of ministry programs around the city? • disrupt human trafficking?  Join us on Nov 13-15, 2015 - make new friends, get inspired and build something that matters.    Everyone is welcome regardless of faith or worldviews - come as you are and join-up with a team on the Friday night, or bring a team with you. The Friday will start with food and then individuals / teams will pitch their idea, and invite people to join with them to hack for the weekend.   What can you do? Sign up now - get an early-bird discount. Get some friends together - bring a team - or just come as you are. Think of a product you would like to build.  We can't wait to meet you.  Your Bay Area Organizing Team  For more information visit our full website. DRAFT TIMETABLE   Friday, November 13th 7:00 PM Doors Open  7:00 - 8:00 PM Dinner & Networking  8:00 - 8:25 PM Welcome & Review Format  8:25 - 8:35 PM API Presentations  8:35 - 8:50 PM Review - Official Challenges  8:50 - 9:20 PM Open Floor - pitch your own project  9:20 - 11:59 PM Team Formation/Create Away  Saturday, November 13 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Creating  8:30 AM Breakfast  9:00 AM Schedule and logistics announcements, team rebalancing  12:00 PM Lunch  4:30 p.m.   Optional progress briefing, more developing   6:00 PM Dinner  9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Meet with Mentors and Subject Matter Experts  Sunday, November 15 12:00 - 2:15 PM Creating  8:30 AM Breakfast  10:30 - 11:30 AM Option to join with Sunday Service  12:00 PM Lunch  1:00 PM Presentation Walk-thru & Judges Make Rounds  2:30 PM Submission deadline; Team Presentations Begin  4:30 PM Judges adjourn  4:50 PM Call-back  5:00 PM Awards Ceremony 5:30 PM Closing  

Techie developers, UI/UX designers, civil engineers, built environment professionals in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) field in the Bay Area! You are invited to participate in AEC Hackathon 2.8 – Silicon Valley! At this weekend-long event, you will be challenged to create cutting-edge approaches to the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment. Answers to commonly-asked hackathon questions can be found on the tips page!

The hackathon is coming! #knocode2015 Knodemy hosts kode Hackathon on Veterans DAY -  in order to empower young students, guide them to become innovators and lead the way to the future through exposure to computer science and technology. Beginners programming in HTML. CSS and JAVASCRIPT Required Mandatory Workshops - If student doesn't have prior programming experience. Workshop I Saturday - Nov 7th 10am-11:30am - Register @ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kode-hackathon-mandatory-workshops-i-tickets-18379501584 Workshop II Saturday - Nov 7th 1pm-2:30pm - Register @ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kode-hackathon-mandatory-workshops-ii-tickets-18379539698 The Hackathon will provide an opportunity to students who are eager to learn computer science, to collaborate, innovate and bring their ideas to life. The Hackathon is structured to teach students to become builders and creators, and not just consumers of technology. What will you learn? Introduction to programming, basics in programming languages such as: HTML5 CSS JavaScript Concept of an idea to a product launch Skills: Time management Leadership skills Collaboration/team work Presentation/Pitching Skills Brainstorming Problem Solving  Check out Annual hackathon video - August 16, 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOOTZupY_fM   FAQS What to expect? Students will be divided into teams where they will get a chance to collaborate to brainstorm ideas, create a project, and market the product. At the end of the Hackathoneach team will present their project judges and knodemy instructors. There will be prizes and certificate distributed at the end of presentations. Is there an age limit to enter the event? Ages 10 - 15 . Some programming experience required  What should I bring? BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop) & Headsets REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please send your questions to hack@knodemy.com  * Free Lunch provided for every participant

Learning is fun. Data is the new Clay. The killer-products of the new decade are data products. Rule based applications will transform to Smarter Applications. It is a pleasure to invite you to H2O World 2015, Nov 9-11th at the Computer History Museum. H2O World is our annual gathering of the community, creators, users and customers - A culmination of 250+ meetups in the past year. We'd love to have you in the audience.   This 3-day gathering with first day of a data hack-a-thons and training session where data scientists, developers, and to best utilize machine learning. Day 2 and 3 feature speakers from all walks of our community: users, makers, developers, customers and investors talking about their experiences, as well as panels  discussing practical data science for competitions. Insurance, Telcos, Marketing, Healthcare special panels and speakers will bring Day 2 culminates with book signing, DJs and after party.

The Internet Archive is hosting an Aaron Swartz Day Celebration on what would have been Aaron’s 29th birthday: November 7, 2015, from 6-10:00 pm. (Reception 6pm - Event upstairs begins at 7:30 pm.) The purpose of this event is to celebrate and remember Aaron, and also celebrate living hackers and whistleblowers that work hard to make the world a better place. Movies: 7:30-8:00pm – Including scenes from “From DeadDrop to SecureDrop," a history of the open source whistleblowing submission platform, SecureDrop, that Aaron prototyped with Kevin Poulsen in 2013. SecureDrop now lives on, at the Freedom of the Press Foundation: https://securedrop.org/ Speakers 8:00-10:00pm: Giovanni Damiola  (Open Library Project) Garrett Robinson (SecureDrop) Alison Macrina (Library Freedom Project) Brewster Kahle (Digital Librarian, Internet Archive)                                                                                     Cindy Cohn (Executive Director, Electronic Frontier Foundation)           Roger Dingledine (Interim Executive Director, Tor Project) Micah Lee (Co-founder, Freedom of the Press Foundation and Technologist at “The Intercept”) Jacob Appelbaum (Security Expert seen in Citizen Four, Wikileaks volunteer) (Appearing remotely) John Perry Barlow (EFF and Freedom of the Press Foundation co-founder) and Special Guests. A Special Statement from Chelsea Manning in celebration of this year's Aaron Swartz Day and International Hackathon The event will take place following this year’s San Francisco-based Aaron Swartz International Hackathon, which is going on Saturday and Sunday from 11am-6pm at the Internet Archive: http://tinyurl.com/privacy-hackathon Confirmed 2015 cities include:  Berlin, Buenos Aires, Los Angeles, Mexico City, San Francisco and Sau Paulo.

Intro to Coding - Workshop Languages: HTML5, CSS & Javascript Ages 10 - 15th | 1.5 hours | Intermediat - Advanced No prior programming experience needed BYOD:  Bring your own device - Laptop/iPad   Preparation for kode Hacakthon - Programming languages taught relevent to hacakthon.

Intro to Coding - Workshop Languages: HTML5, CSS & Javascript Ages 10 - 15th | 1.5 hours | Beginners No prior programming experience needed BYOD:  Bring your own device - Laptop/iPad   Preparation for kode Hacakthon - Programming languages taught relevent to hacakthon.

Whether you're a current student, alumnus, coding expert, or a coding newbie, we encourage you to attend, join a team on-site, and work on a great project with enthusiastic, fun people. This event is open to the whole SF tech community. Seriously, you don't have to be an expert to join this hackathon. Food, fun and prizes will be had by all. Teams and project ideas will be formed at the start of the first day. Bring your ideas and computers with you.  Teams will be formed Saturday morning , based on skill level and interest. If you would like to come with a pre-formed team, please reserve 2 spots for additional members to be assigned at the kickoff. The theme is open! Bring your own project idea or join a team on-site. Please RSVP ASAP here on Eventbrite, so we know how much food to buy. We have limited slots available.  Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided.