List of hackathons about api in 2016

The Savings Banks Finance Group of Germany calls you to join their symbioticon; a hackathon that will connect developers, start-ups, hackers and creative minds to create a new hybrid banking experience. Participants will closely collaborate with savings banks, fintechs and professional coaches in multi-skilled teams to combine the close personal experience of traditional banks with more tech, a clean and an easy to use user interface, to take banking to the next level.

The VR Austin Jam 2016 is the newest installment of the annual VR Jam series, which will be formatted similar to a game jam. Join other VR programmers in a 3 day long non-competitive VR experience hacking event. Programmers will work with their teams to create a 5 minute or less immersive VR experience, both new and previously started projects are welcomed, create all day and party all night at the VR Austin Jam 2016!

Calling IT Nation solution provider techies and innovators! Participate in the IT Nation Hack-a-Thon and show how you can take the ConnectWise business management platform and extend it to solve a specific business challenge. Leveraging the ConnectWise REST API, you'll be expected to display your skills and creativity to solve one of five partner-requested scenarios, connecting people, processes, and devices.

So you're not a coder? Here's a hackathon for you! ProtoHack exists to show non-coders that they can create something amazing from nothing. Sign up today for this code-free event. Instead you will use the best tools for non-coders -- prototyping tools, drag and drop editors, mockups, wireframes -- to VISUALLY demo your idea on stage.  ProtoHack will be a 12-hour experience where you will build a prototype that communicates an idea visually.

Emojicon is a festival for emoji lovers everywhere. Come listen to the creators speak and even suggest new emoji to members of the unicode Emoji sub committee.

Cryptocurrency techies — developers, security engineers, hackers, coders! Come participate in BmyBit Hackathon Tunis 2016 and help advance technology solutions for working with crypto-currencies and other crypto-assets. Your challenge will be to use open source tools to create a bot that interacts with an API for currencies exchange. Given an initial amount of fake BTC, your goal will be to make the maximum profit using BUY and SELL requests. The winner is the one with the highest BTC balance.

Interested in building apps that use technology and the Internet of Things to improve public transport? Want to learn how to use the oneM2M standard to access an open marketplace for transport data? Want to learn and contribute to the use of new technologies, through deployed real-time sensor data and other live datasets? Sign up to participate in the oneTRANSPORT Hackathon -- and help explore and create IoT solutions for transport that can be used by the wider community and benefit local authorities. The event allows for developers to draw data from the platform, as well as contribute back to the platform, enriching the existing services that are available through the platform. You'll have access to previously unavailable datasets including real time transport data from Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire from IoT enabled sensors deployed for the hackathon event.

Georgia State University will be holding a hackathon available exclusively to their students in which participants will work with sponsors to design a scalable web and mobile based platform to display the best Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math projects and advances of Atlanta. There are no rules about what or how you design except for that you must #buildsomethingfromnothing, and you must address a group or community that is typically underrepresented in the STEAM fields.

If you are a bootstrap founder, engineer, software hacker, student, or a mentor then join a group of like minded individuals to create a project based of of the screendy platform! The topic of the hackathon and what creating a winning project will entail will be discussed by the partners of the program, but revolve around technological problems and the promotion of entrepreneurship in Jordan.

This mini 8 hour hackathon will have participants both student and professional compete to design, code and create an app or program on a theme that will be announced at the beginning of the event. Both open teams and solo participants are welcomed, and first timers are encouraged to get their feet wet in hacking at this mini hackathon with a shorter, more friendly atmosphere.