List of hackathons in Spain in 2019

En la actualidad, el 90% de la población en España se concentra en menos del 30% de la superficie. Este fenómeno es general en Europa, pero en ningún otro país es tan acentuado como en España. Aquí, el 62% de nuestras localidades pierden vecinos, no sólo los pueblos, sino también las capitales de provincia. Ante esta situación, en HP queremos tomar parte activa en el impulso de una solución que mejore este contexto. La tecnología no es patrimonio exclusivo de las ciudades, o de las grandes ciudades, debe de ser un potenciador de la competitividad decisivo en el medio rural Inscripción y bases: https://hpscds.com/eventos/hackathon/ Mantente informado en nuestro canal de Telegram 7.300 € en premios!

HP HACKATHON 2019 Llenando España de ideas e impulsando talento para encontrar soluciones a problemas actuales basándose en la tecnología.

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¡Vuestro desafío es transformar las ideas sobre los posibles servicios en aplicaciones reales, eficientes y viables!

¡Nuestro Hackathon “Mejorar el Envejecimiento” tiene como objetivo hacer realidad esas ideas!

Are you curious about how IoT development works? Have you been thinking about building an IoT project? Or maybe you're already an experienced hardware hacker looking to take your skills to the next level? Join balena for a workshop + hackathon and learn how to build IoT projects using powerful development tools from the web and cloud. We'll use Docker and balena to write, build & deploy software for Raspberry Pis to control LEDs, take input, read from sensors, and more. We'll share some sample projects to get you started, but what you build is completely up to you! For this workshop, you will be using the recently released Raspberry Pi 4 with a Sense HAT. As an attendee you need to bring a laptop you can develop on, but you'll receive all the IoT hardware required, both to use in the workshop and to keep for yourself afterward, so you can continue with your projects later. FAQs Will there be food provided? Yes, we will provide lunch, and plenty of snacks, drinks, and coffee. Do I need to bring a laptop to the hackathon? Yes, please bring your own laptop to the hackathon! And don't forget the charger. Can I bring my own hardware to use at the hackathon? Definitely! It helps, though, if you check what sort of devices are currently supported on balena. And remember that we'll have hardware kits available for all attendees to use and keep.  How can I prepare myself for the hackathon? If you're completely new to balena and/or the Internet of Things, don't worry! We'll go step-by-step through everything you need to get started. However, if you want to make the most of your time and the expertise we'll have on hand, there are a few things you can do beforehand to hit the ground running: Know the basics of working in a Linux terminal (on Windows 10? Go here first) Install Git and learn a few basics. We'll use Git to deploy code to your devices Install balenaEtcher. BalenaEtcher will be used to flash your SD card with balenaOS Install balena-cli, you will need it to push code to your device Create a balenaCloud account From your balenaCloud account, create an application for the Raspberry Pi 4 device type, and download the latest balenaOS image. We recommend you download both a .dev and a .prod image to use at the hackathon.  With this list completed, you'll have all the tools you need to dive into the workshops. And you if want to be super prepared, take some time to learn about the technologies you'll be working with: Beginner's Guide to the Raspberry Pi Sense HAT projects How does balena work? Are there examples of projects I'll be able to work on? We've got a handful of projects that have everything you need to deploy to your device without modification. These are great for getting familiar with balena, and they can serve as a base for your project: A base application for Sense HAT projects  A simple web server for controlling the Sense HAT with Amazon's Alexa Snake on the Sense HAT—uses the joystick and built with Node.js Tunnel game on the Sense HAT—uses the orientation sensors and built with Python A Sense HAT binary clock There's also a couple of libraries to make developing with the Sense HAT easier:  Python library NodeJS library What's the schedule for the day? It'll be flexible, but you can expect something like: 10:30 am: doors open 11-11:30 am: welcome and intro to balena 11:30am-12:30pm: getting started with balena 12:30 - 1pm: developing on balena 1-1:30pm: lunch 1:30-2pm: quick intro to hardware, sense HATS, and sample projects 2-7pm: hardware hacking! 7 pm: project show and tell  Code of Conduct We want to create a friendly and welcoming environment for all hackathon participants. We expect participants to be respectful and thoughtful in their behavior towards one another. We will not tolerate any harassment based on age, gender, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity, mental or physical disability, appearance, religion, level of knowledge and experience, or any other attribute. We reserve the right to dismiss any attendees who exhibit unwelcome, disruptive, or hostile behavior.

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Join our DigiEduHack to connect with other educational professionals, innovators and entrepreneurs to co-create the future of education. Help us solve the challenge of "encourage women to join IT", turn your vision into reality and showcase your solutions on a European and global scale. Experts and mentors will support your team during the 24 hours in finding the best solutions to the challenges. The best teams can win local prices and €5000 in a global award contest. Join us at

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