Submissions should be single-paged web applications
To help you build a winning app we will introduce you to the latest cutting edge tools so that you can easily deploy your own single page app with a website backend, fully hosted in the cloud.
Here are some suggested frameworks you may want to use for building your app:
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Yahoo's YUI API: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/2/
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Meteor API: http://www.meteor.com/
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Node.js: http://nodejs.org/
Location
Carnegie Mellon University, Silicon Valley Campus.
23 S. Akron Road, Mt View, CA [ map , detailed directions ]
Schedule
(All times are in Pacific time)
Friday, Apr 12
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7pm: Registration begins
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8pm: Introduction on what this hackathon is about, the theme (client side apps where all the app logic is written in JavaScript), discussion of rules and prizes.
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8:15pm: Presentation from Yahoo and Meteor.
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9:15pm: Start team building, idea pitching.
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10pm: Doors close. Participants go home and can code at home.
Saturday, Apr 13
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8am: doors open, hacking begins
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4pm: Submissions due
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4pm - 7pm: Demos, judging
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7pm: Awards
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10pm: Doors close.
Eligibility
- Free and open to Everyone!
- You just have to: Register
- No need to have an idea.
- No need to be a technical person who knows how to code using HTML5!
- Whoever you are, you are welcomed to share the fun!
Requirements
Submissions should be single-paged web applications
Prizes
First place
This prize goes to the best app fulfilling all the required judging criteria.
Second place
Third place
Most popular app
This prize is kept as a surprise and will go to the most popular app based on the attendees' votes.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
How to enter
Register on Eventbrite
Judges
Alex Norbert
Minted
Simon Tunbridge
Yahoo
Yulong Zhang
Berkeley
Judging Criteria
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- Quality of the idea
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- Implementation and execution of the idea
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- Impact and value of the idea
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