List of hackathons about industry in 2016

Come and code with your friends - or learn to code and make friends. Digital companies will set challenges and offer prizes for the best hack. This doesn't just mean the best code - its about working well as a team, being willing to learn, showing all kinds of skills. This is a fun event where the aim is to work together, learn and produce something cool. If you've not done a hack before, no worries - there'll be friendly mentors on hand to help you out. You just need to bring a laptop and some enthusiasm and be ready to work with other people.

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Planning to participate in the Hackathon Express? Come along to the pre-hackathon workshop to learn about the GitHub version control tool. Learn how the pros use GitHub to manage their code modifications, keep updated copies, and if necessary, revert changes at any time.

Hack the Dot Seattle is a two-hour hackathon where coding school students, junior developers, experienced developers, marketers, designers and curious web people come together to build ideas around a domain name. The ev4ent will be a short and fun way to build a humorous (and functional) product quickly, while meeting people in the Seattle tech/startup community.

Facebook invites local developers to the Facebook Developer Challenge to innovate in order to develop digital services — in the form of mobile or web apps — that are integrated with various Facebook features. Come and learn how Facebook's Developer Program supports developers to help them build digital products that can reach more consumers.

Are you a novice coder? Prepare and/or train for TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in San Francisco. Bring your laptop computer to watch and learn online tech courses and practice with a group before the next mobile software competition. *Not affiliated with nor endorsed by TechCrunch Disrupt or any of its affiliates or divisions. Nominative use doctrine was first enunciated in 1992 by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in New Kids on the Block v. News America Publishing, Inc. Use was extended to metatags in Playboy Enterprises, Inc. v. Welles.

Come and code with your friends - or learn to code and make friends. Digital companies will set challenges and offer prizes for the best hack. This doesn't just mean the best code - its about working well as a team, being willing to learn, showing all kinds of skills. This is a fun event where the aim is to work together, learn and produce something cool. If you've not done a hack before, no worries - there'll be friendly mentors on hand to help you out. You just need to bring a laptop and some enthusiasm and be ready to work with other people.

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

The Fownders $10K Start-Up Pitch Competition is happening! The goal is to mentor and guide early stage entrepreneurs to take their ideas from seed to scale.  Teams will be judged on:  ⇒a solid MVP + ⇒understanding of their market + ⇒growth and sustainability planning + ⇒branding and design + ⇒and execution.