List of hackathons about api in 2016

This event is open to anyone who is planning to start, work, mentor or fund a startup. If you are seeking to launch a startup across this industry, you will enjoy this chance to mingle and network with potential co-founder, partner or investors along top industry experts. Whether you are a bootstrapped founder, engineer, business hacker, student, or mentor/investor/attorney interested in tech; you are invited to this must attend event.

Coders, designers, techies! Come join the fun at Code Network Winter -- a 54-hour event to prototype projects and compete for awesome prizes. Code Network Winter is a competition where the goal is simply to build the coolest stuff possible! Previous hackathon competitors have included in-browser desktop environments, a city wide pong mobile game, business validated and built mobile applications, machine learning generated art, multi-player robotic arm game and many more projects. The breadth of projects at a Code Network Hackathon is significant. Judging criteria is simply based on the most impressive project. Whether it be from technical achievement, entrepreneurial gusto or straight up coolness factor. You must be able to demonstrate what has been created, this is not a pitch contest.

Plug and Play, a Silicon Valley tech startup accelerator is co-hosting a Hackathon with Philips. Teams of 3-4 students are invited to compete in creating the best software solution to a B2B and B2C hardware problem.

Do you think you can do social good with technology? Great! Then sign up for Barcamp Non-Profits -- the unconference designed for anyone interested or involved in non-profit or technology work. Attendees are anyone working in a non-profit who is interested in technology -- or anyone working in digital technology who is interested in non-profits: developers, designers, strategists etc. You'll come together and learn from -- and network with -- like-mided people. An unconference is an open, workshop-style event where the content is provided by the participants. This is the 5th London event, previous topics covered have included; social impact measurement, open source tech, open data, social media, digital tools swapshop, running a hackathon for a cause, and more.

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.

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.

Cyber Traders Sydney has teamed up with Quantopian to put on a hackathon to remember! The focus of the hackathon will be how the public opinion of news articles affects the price of a companies stock. Trading experts will be walking around the hackathon to assist hackers in manipulating the data sets provided by Quantopian as they compete to see who can create the most profitable algorithm. The cost of entry is $50 day of or $40 if you buy your ticket in advance. Hacking time is from 10AM-6PM, catered lunch will be provided.

Students, recent graduates! Interested in technology? Participate in the first student led hackathon in Italy. No theme! Just let your imagination run wild in amazing Cortona, Italy.

Are you getting started developing an app with OpenStack? Sign up for the workshop "How to develop my first Cloud-Aware App on OpenStack". You'll learn how to: --> Write a web application using patterns 'cloud' (micro-services, automated development). --> Use multiple public clouds (OSIC, Internap, Dreamhost, Datacentred) in multiple locations to optimize app response. --> Divide an application to increase the level of network security using code.

Women coders! Come and participate in the 3rd annual GirlCode hackathon -- 30 hours of non-stop programming. The hackathon is open to all females, who will work collaboratively to create a website, game, or mobile app that addresses a selected real world challenge. No prior programming experience is required and registration is free. You can participate in teams of minimum 3 and maximum 6. So come along...be creative...and build cool products! Show the way for more women to join the technology industry.