List of hackathons in Woodbridge Township, United States in 2018

We're about to launch, and we need your help! Join us for a hackathon on October 27th to test and give feedback on our collaborative coding platform. Subspace is a code-hosting application where anyone can contribute to any project, and where skill ratings and peer-review help to guide the merge/pull-request process. Participants will be rewarded with $30 worth of their favorite cryptocurrency, along with pizza and beer. Requirements: you are a professional software developer who knows Javascript/React, you are experienced using git, and you have a StackOverflow account. Definitely bring your laptop! :)

Open source enthusiasts and hackers in and around New York City! The NumFOCUS DISC Program (Diversity & Inclusion in Scientific Computing) invites you to participate in an Open Data Science Inclusion Sprint. You'll get to collaborate with like-minded individuals to hack on JupyterLab, the next-generation web-based interface for Project Jupyter. You don't need to be an expert coder -- there will be hacks for beginners, intermediate, and advanced levels. It's your choice!

As fall rolls around, it's time to celebrate Oktoberfest, blockchain style. Hydrogen & Consensys present to you - BLOCKTOBERFEST! We've reserved tables at Radegast Hall & Biergarten for you to come out and network, have a drink, and meet the teams! You can find us in the Hydrogen t-shirts.  Let's talk about your favorite dApps, identity on the blockchain, the EthGlobal hackathons, or just about your favorite music and beer!  [ Register for a ticket so that we can add your name to the guest list. ] Contact us for code to attend for free! 

Programmers, developers, engineers, and others in the AEC sector! CORE studio at Thornton Tomasetti invites you to participate in the AEC Tech 2018: Interpolations symposium and hackathon. You'll get to attend workshops, masterclasses. and a full-day symposium before you participate in a 26-hour AEC Tech hackathon. The theme of the overall event is Interpolations -- focusing on the innovative processes, technologies, and workflows that are changing the way the AEC industry works, designs, and thinks.

Calling all genEquality Hackathon participants! Please join us for our Hack Night #2 in NYC, in conjunction with the Progressive HackNight network. We'll be joined by Ché Nembhard of Promundo-US, who will share Promundo's insights and data focused on engaging men and boys in the quest for gender equality. Hack Night will also have dedicated time for teams and participants to meet, brainstorm, and cowork. Pizza will be served! If you already have formed a team, join us at our first working hack night and we can help you brainstorm and support you in your idea and product development. If you're looking to join a team or add to your team, join us so we can help connect you to other potential teammates! genEquality team members and Hackathon Mentors & Expert Advisors will be on hand to answer questions, bounce around ideas, and facilitate discussions. Don't forget your laptop & charger! Looking forward to seeing you on Tuesday, October 23 at 6:30PM!

Begun in October 2015, Makerfest is an experimental, experiential, educational, and FREE (non-profit) annual community event, a celebration of creativity and imagination that's part MythBusters, part science lab, part county fair, and part art studio. It consists of 70-100 maker booths, LearningSpaces for workshops, an EdTalk stage, a Roborena, and -- In 2017, Makerfest hosted the Toms River United Sustainability Team (TRUST) Green Fair, supported the National Endowment for the Arts grant-funded community Big Read, and piloted the first Jersey Shore Hackathon. Over 250 makers and 10,000 attendees joined us in our first three years. Come be part of the fun!

BASE in partnership with Mouse and Games 4 Change Sponsored by Con Ed Welcomes High School Students from across the Bronx and beyond to a day of Game Design, workshops and fun. Food and prizes are provided by a generous gift from our sponsors.

Women in the New York Area! If you're passionate about protecting women's reproductive rights, then you’re invited to participate in a Policy Hackathon on Reproductive Rights. You'll collaborate with like-minded individuals and subject matter experts on an interdisciplinary team using open data sources to develop content and prototypes to aid candidates and advocates with the tools they need to understand the policies, opinions, and the current state of abortion across the nation.

Addressing some of today’s most relevant societal challenges can’t be solved by one discipline alone- LYLAS Labs empowers women to come together to solve modern societal and political challenges on interdisciplinary teams. Each team is armed with open data sources and paired with subject matter experts to propose creative solutions and frameworks. About the Hackathon: For its inaugural hackathon, LYLAS is partnering with the Flatiron School to host a reproductive rights policy hackathon. The goal is to develop content and prototypes to aide candidates and advocates with the tools they need to understand the policies, opinions, and current state of abortion across the nation. Information for Participants: Participants will be organized a week before the event into groups. Each group will be formed by the LYLAS Labs production team to ensure that each team is interdisciplinary and includes a flatiron technical expert. Starter packs will be given to each teams and include: public data sets, lists of reproductive health organization tools that already exist, advice on ideation techniques for team brainstorms and project execution. Throughout the day, teams will have access to subject matter experts at the event and opportunities for teams to “hack” the issue as well as pressure test their ideas with external experts on the project’s feasibility on real world application. The hackathon will bring ideas that will surely have potential to immediately impact your organizations and its role in the dissemination and public policy education pertaining to women’s rights and our vital upcoming elections. Agenda: 8AM Flatiron School’s Breakfast Mix and Mingle 9AM Introduction of sponsors and the project 10AM Hack! 12:30PM Flatiron School’s Lunch & Learn 1:30PM Hack! 5PM Team Presentations 7PM Awards and words from our Sponsors 8PM Happy Hour Celebration of Collaboration FAQs What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? Flatiron is located in the financial district on Broadway between Battery Pl and Morris St. For public transportation take: Subway: 4/5 at Bowling Green R/W at Rector J/Z at Broad St Bus: M55 at Greenwich St/Morris St BxM18, SIM1/2/4/4x/32 at Greenwich St/Battery Pl   What can I bring into the event? Please bring: 1) Your computer 2) Charger   3) Ticket 4) Creativity  5) Energy! How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please email Margaret at margaretcsmiley@gmail.com  Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? No, the name on the ticket must match the atendee as teams are set prior to the event.  

Technologists, scientists, designers, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, developers, and students in and around Greater New York City! NASA has commissioned the NASA International Space Apps Challenge (ISAC) to get people around the world to collaborate on its mission directives. If you're interested in space travel, then Space Apps NYC invites you to sign up for the New York edition. You'll be part of a 48-hour global collaborative hackathon focused on space exploration.