List of hackathons about api in 2016

Want to learn how to code or learn about REST APIs? What about Cisco Spark and Tropo Cloud Services? Participate in this coding camp to learn how to build apps that use Cisco Spark and Tropo. Then join in a Hackathon and compete for prizes by developing the next generation of collaboration enabled applications

Java techies! Come participate in the DevEngage JavaScript Hackathon -- a three-day hackathon with prizes, food, starter packs, games, and learning. This will happen during the JavaScript meetup so come to both. Come and use and learn about new JavaScript libraries to build isomorphic projects in a fast and efficient way. Plus, JS is awesome! Angular 2, Meteor.js, Webpack, and more.

Sign up for the IBM Hack Night @ Hacker Dojo for an intro to the Insights for Weather API and example applications that can be created on IBM Bluemix. The Insights for Weather API provides weather data from the Weather Channel service. Spend the rest of the evening working in groups or on your own and build something cool to show off. All skill levels are welcome to join. A laptop, a willingness to try something new and meet a new friend, is all that is required.

iOS Dev Camp 2016: Wearables and Civic Engagement 500 developers, designers, entrepreneurs, and testers are invited to come together for a 3-day hackathon for iOS and related applications on the eBay Campus, San Jose, CA. It is set to be the most vibrant hackathon ever thanks to Apple Watch, Apple TV, and the upcoming releases at WWDC 2016.

Attend GETD#4 to discuss the hottest topics of the decentralized web, TheDAO, platform-coops, the blockchain, art and the IoT (Internet of Things). GETD hosts people and projects based on a philosophy that reflects the values of its community: diversity, self-organisation and social ties. At GETD you stay for a day or two... and continue to collaborate with the people you meet for a week, a month, a year... it depends on what you like to do and what you make out of it. Find your own interests and unleash your ideas with the power of the network.

Have you always wanted to learn how to code? Do you have no idea where to start when it comes to programming? Then this hackathon is for you! Go out and learn the basics of coding with the professionals over at WHO mentors as they demonstrate the basics of learning a new language.

Women coders! Listen up! The Ember community is uniquely welcoming, supportive, and genuine. As just one example of how Ember stands out among tech communities, 33% of EmberConf 2016 speakers were women. Emberitas is a free one-day workshop to teach women Ember.js. The two-track workshop includes a course for women who are new to code (and will focus on principles of MVC and object-oriented programming through the lens of Ember.js) as well as an intermediate track for women who are already familiar with a backend or frontend MVC framework and want to learn more about what Ember.js has to offer.

Filipino coders! Interested in all things Google? Sign up for Google I/O, the annual software developer-focused conference which features the latest updates and announcements by Google. The conference also hosts in-depth sessions focused on building web, mobile, and enterprise applications with Google and open web technologies such as Android, Chrome, Chrome OS, Google APIs, Google Web Toolkit, and App Engine.

Are you in a tech start-up or planning one? Come join in at Startup Battlefield to learn and participate. This event is all about startups and how to turn your ideas into reality. Startups can showcase their offerings to venture capitalists and potential customers. Participate in the hackathon--maybe you'll come up with the next big thing and present it in front of a panel of venture capitalists looking for projects to fund.

The Digital Manufacturing Commons (DMC) Team is planning a group meeting followed by a weekend DMC hackathon. The User Group meeting will be an in-depth round of updates on DMC, some hands-on getting started sessions, and a no-holds-barred solicitation of community input and feedback. The Hackathon is themed around Hacking the Digital Factory. A challenge statement will be provided and teams will be formed to hack out a DMC app that solves the problem. Experts will be on-site to help teams with any difficulties.