List of hackathons in Stockton, United States in 2018

Also available ONLINE, accessible anytime from anywhere in the world. Did you know BLOCKCHAIN is much more than just cryptocurrency and bitcoin trading?  It is a revolutionary technology foundation that will change your life and profession FAR MORE and at a MUCH FASTER RATE than the Internet did. Did you know there are already next generation Blockchain Facebooks, AirBnBs, Amazon, Etsy, Uber, YouTube, Shutterstock, Upwork/Fiverr in beta -- literally a Blockchain version for everything you do on the web, that have been created by thousands of developers all over the world?  Not to mention all the Blockchain applications under development for major corporations! Why does this matter to you?  It matters to to all women because the new Blockchain innovations will dramatically improve your family's lives.  It can also open incredible new pathways for your career and business, many with rewarding social impact, never before possible.  Join this women's panel and you will leave excited about how you can be in the forefront of these amazing new Blockchain opportunities, even if you are not a techie or in finance.    You will also leave with a "laywoman's" working knowledge of the key benefits about Blockchain.  (Men are warmly welcomed to attend also) Listen to our Panel of Female Leaders & Investors in Top Blockchain Start-ups talk about: Grace Wang - Chief Strategy Officer with Bee Token - "The innovation, benefits and token revenue model for a Blockchain version of AirBnB."  This real-use example will help you understand the power of Blockchain alternatives to Facebook, Amazon, Fiverr and consumer Apps in virutally every field.   Michelle Tsing - Advisor with Black Box Foundation - "Future of Work enabled by Blockchain that empowers Freedom, Collboration & Entrepreneurship."  Between Blockchain and AI, our working world will be very different 10 years from now.  To not become marginalized, get EDUCATED NOW on the ways Blockchain can open new career pathways for yourself!   Julie Bissinger - Chief Operations Officer with Sela Labs - "Nigerian village women as key players in a Blockchain oil spills clean-up mission."  http://bit.ly/NigerCleanup.  Here is a creative way to leverage Blockchain which shows the unlimited potential that is possible, many with huge social impact.   Shaloo Garg - Senior Oracle executive & UN Women SV Board Member -  "UN Initiative to support Teen Girls via Blockchain Hackathons to solve local problems."  Hear how major institutions and Fortune 100s like the UN and Oracle are thinking about how to incorporate Blockchain for themselves and their constituents and customers.   And much more..... Blockchain gives women a "level playing field" to an entirely new tech era.  It "technologizes" the qualities of trust and relationships to create communities and direct relationships, which are feminine values intrinsic to women's strengths.  We invite you to join us to learn how to take advantage of the opportunities to stay ahead of the curve in this new "Blockchain Epoch."NEWSFLASH: 1.  Several dozen women from the U.S. State Dept.'s www.TechWomen.org program founded by Hilary Clinton will be joining us.  They are top STEM leaders from 20 countries in Africa, Middle East & Central Asia.  Join us from 7PM - 7:30PM for a networking opportunity to meet these extraordinary female STEM leaders from around the globe and other interesting local folks like yourself.  2.  There will be a video crew who will be filming short Instagram videos of entpreneuers with cool social impact projects. Arrive early and stay late to take advantge of this free PR opportunity to be showcased!   

Join Women Who Code Silicon Valley and Flutter on Sep 29th, 2018! It's that time of the year again! Come be a part of our annual hackathon to gain new programming skills, have fun, and work in teams to build Android and iOS apps in record time! All this using the Flutter platform! Everyone is welcome!  We welcome your expertise at this event, whether you are a developer, designer, product manager, project manager, data scientist, business analyst, or marketing professional. You will be working in teams of 5 to come up with the next great applicaton to hit the Mobile World!This hackathon is geared towards all skill levels. If this is your first hackathon, you will fit right in! If you are a seasoned professional ready to lead a dedicated team, this event is also for you! This event is geared towards women but we also welcome everyone who supports our mission of inspiring women to excel in technology careers. Must be 18 years or older to particpate. Our aim is to provide a welcoming and supportive space to learn about app development, work on a new portfolio project, or spend the weekend learning a new technology.TIMELINE8:30am - 9:30am: Registration & Networking9:30am - 10:00am: Welcome & Breakfast10:00am - 11:00am: Google workshop on Flutter11.00am - 11.30am: Professional Photobooth11:00am - 6:00pm: Hack hack hack! (lunch, dinner and other refreshments served during this time)6:00pm - 7:30pm: Demo, and judges will select 3 winner teams8:00pm: Announce WinnersEVENT COSTThe event cost is $15 for all hackathon participants and they include food, professional shot for your LinkedIn profile, swag, giveaways, and prizes for the winners.Scholarships: If you are a student, under-employed, or in need of financial assistance, we have full scholarships available for this event. Please submit an application here.No refunds. There will be no refunds for this event. If you cannot attend, you can email us to transfer the ticket to another attendee, or we can add it to our scholarship pool. Sponsors: Rules, Code of Conduct, and Judging Criteria: By registering, you agree to all the rules of WWCode - Silicon Valley Hackathon. The hackers will agree to create applications that are positive (not offensive and not divisive) and aim to bring stakeholders together. Be sure to read the Rules, Code of Conduct, Judging Criteria. 1- Must Register on Eventbrite. 2- Read the Rules, Code of Conduct, Judging Criteria... 3- Consider Volunteer Contact Form (individuals) or Sponsor Contact form(Corp.) Note: If you do not have a team already, you can use the 8:30am-9:30am to form a team. Teams of around 5 are ideal. You can also use Meetup to find teammates. A facilitator will be assisting those that need teams at the hackathon.

Code for Hood is back! We are hacking education and entrepreneurship with workshop driven hackathons. Join us in South Sacramento for 2.5 days of action packed educational fun. Learn coding, video game design, 3D design, engineering, art, website design, entrepreneurship and more! We are proud to say that the City of Sacramento are our MEGA SPONSORS of this awesome educational event! Learn. Make. Create. THE SCHEDULE Friday and Saturday are classes. Sunday is team building and competition. Friday: Doors open at 3:30 pm.  Pick up is 7:45 pm.Saturday: Doors open at 7:45 am Pick up is 4:45 pm Sunday: Doors open 8:15 am. Competition starts at 4:00 pm, Judging and prizes 4:30 pm, Event ends at 5:00 pm. Hackathon Weekend Schedule   Day 1- Friday -- Doors open at 3:30 pmProgram runs from 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm Schedule of classes  Track 1- 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm  Track 2 – 6:15 pm – 7:45 pm  Program ends at 7:45 pm. All Youth need to be picked up no later than 8:00 pm.  Day 2 – Saturday -- Doors open at 7:45 amProgram runs from 8:00 am – 5:00 pmBreakfast 8:00 am – 8:45 am Track 3 –  9:00 am – 10:30 am Track 4 – 10:45 am – 12:15 pm Lunch 12: 30 – 1:00 pm Track 5 – 1:15 pm – 2:45 pm Track 6 – 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Closing Program Activities/ Light Snack   4:30 pm – 5:00 pm Program ends at 4:45 pm.  All Youth need to be picked up no later than 5:00 pm.  Day 3 – Sunday -- Doors open at 8:15 a.m.Program runs from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.Breakfast 8:30 am – 9:00 amLunch 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm 8:30 am – 1:30 pm Project Time 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Presentations 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Awards Ceremony Program ends at 5:00 pm. Community Center closes at 5:00 pm.  What Happens at Code For Hood Open Demos: Student are expected to arrive at the Community Center on time and ready to go at the start of every day. At the beginning of each day, a technical demonstration is planned. This will give an opportunity to showcase some of the applications of the skills students will be developing.    Workshops: Friday and Saturday are Workshop/Class Days. There are 6 Workshop Slots, each 90-minute-long, that will focus on a technical or computer related subject. Sample Classes: Presentations with Google Docs, 3D modeling with Sketch Up, Scratch Programming, and more! Team Forming/Mentors: Sunday is project day. Students will pick (or be assigned) projects based off the classes on Friday and Saturday. Ideally, Mentors would be assigned to each student team to provide guidance and direction toward the project goal. Please Note, classes are subject to change without notice.  Click here for larger image. FAQ’S Does $25 cover the whole weekend? Yes Do I have to bring a laptop? No, but we highly encourage it. What are the ages of the participants? 12-17, but we're not checking IDs Do I have to bring my kid all weekend? If you are not attending, then try bringing them at the beginning of the day. Do I have to be present if my kid is there? You’re welcome to stay but can drop your child off. Parents will not be allowed to attend the workshops. Will food be served? Yes, continental breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be served throughout the day. If your child has dietary restrictions, please plan accordingly. Are your teachers and volunteers Live Scanned?No, but we have great people in our hacking community. Can I volunteer?Yes, of course. Email alonajennings@gmail.com Can I donate food or drinks! Yes, please bring them in. Email alonajennings@gmail.com

Tickets are available for the Sept 24th panel. Purchase below. (Sorry, no refunds) (Livestream sponsored by BeFast.TV)Live Stream Access here What sets apart a project from one another in a world where open-source development is the norm and stakeholders are empowered to influence decisions? Community. Code can be replicated but enthusiastic and active communities of developers, businesses, investors, evangelists, legislators, enterprise clients and consumers are hard to build over night. As we settle into the next wave of blockchain companies creating innovative products, find out how ConsenSys, Dispatch Labs, and DATA built their community to stay above the noise and pave the future of blockchain adoption. Panel discussion: Community Building Fundamentals with ConsenSys, Dispatch and DATA Alex Voto, ConsenSys Corey Harris, Dispatch Tony Rose, DATA CryptoMonday's mission is to connect people passionate about crypto and blockchain. Meet others, network, laugh, learn and have fun while discussing why blockchain technology is innovative (or take the counter view point!)  Speaker Bios Alex Voto, West Coast Regional Director - ConsenSys Alessandro Voto is a West Coast Regional Director for ConsenSys, a Brooklyn-based blockchain technology venture studio, and a Research Affiliate at the Institute for the Future, a Bay Area non-profit futures think tank. Alessandro connects organizations and social entrepreneurs with the blockchain community to build decentralized applications and services. He is an industry working group organizer for the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, and forms strategic technology partnerships with ConsenSys' enterprise Solutions team. His focus lies at the intersection of economic design, peer-to-peer technology, and social change. Corey Harris, Community Growth Manager - Dispatch Corey is the Community Growth Manager for Dispatch and leads their growth marketing strategy. Dispatch is a DLT platform for creating data-centric smart contracts for B2B enterprise businesses. Before joining Dispatch, he cofounded, Blackchain, a blockchain education platform, where he discusses tokenomics, distributed network history, blockchain infrastructural issues and consensus models' impact on distributed network platforms' adoption. He is an avid blogger who writes about tokenomics and how to create effective token incentive models. He views distributed network technologies like Blockchain, DAGs, and IPFS as the next wave of new economic theory.  Tony Rose, Founding Member - Digital Asset Trade Association Experienced entrepreneur with a deep and hands-on technical understanding of blockchain seeks a business development or product role with an innovative team. Interest areas include: identity, digital wallets, emerging markets and servicing the underbanked, stable-coins, supply-chain, and supply-finance.At Vantiv, Tony was awarded a patent utilizing blockchain for a loyalty points stable-coin payments design and led a team to win the Distributed Markets hackathon with a supply-chain blockchain PoC. He lobbied for passage of blockchain bills in Wyoming and California, and have co-organized blockchain conferences from Davos, Switzerland at the WEF, to Blockchain Beach in Santa Monica.

**Note: Event signups closing on Wednesday, September 19, 2018 at 11:59PM.** **UPDATE: Signups are officially closed. If you have any questions, please contact us at basehacks.team@gmail.com. Thank you** What: BASEHacks is a high school hackathon in the Bay Area for students by students, and it's completely free! We will have free food, swag, goodies, and more! We will have plenty of games and icebreakers to make your experience memorable.  Where: We will be hosting the event at 42 Silicon Valley in Fremont, CA: 6600 Dumbarton Circle, Fremont, CA 94555 When: The event is an overnight hackathon from September 22nd to 23rd, 2018. The full schedule is available on our website. Who: Anyone (as long as you're 18 or younger) can come, even if you haven't written a single line of code before! We will have plenty of opportunities for even non-coders to participate! Why: There's tons of free food, swag, and goodies! You can make new friends and even learn some new skills you can show off to others. And plus, it's a free event! Bring along your friends to this wonderful free event. Visit http://www.basehacks.org for more information.

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/

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

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.

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.