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Description
Due to limited capacity, please only RSVP if you are comfortable competing in JavaScript and are ready to throwdown.
FIRST, THE PRIZES (AND OTHER AWESOMENESS)
Winners of the JS hackathon will advance to the grand finale to battle it out with the best PHP, Ruby and Python hackers in NYC.
Prizes will be given for best overall hack, and most supporting startups are also offering awards for best use of their company's API.
Hacker movie marathon! We'll screen movies back-to-back in part of the space, for those of you who code better with a dose of entertainment.
The hackathon will culminate in beers on the Meetup HQ roofdeck.
And remember, the winner of the entire tournament will be awarded a demo spot at the NY Tech Meetup!
Read on for all the details! See you soon...
THE CHALLENGE
Our first challenge goes out to the fast-growing JavaScript community. With expanding functionality like web workers and WebGL, browser scripting has never been more powerful, and server-side JavaScript is making a huge comeback. (Yes, a comeback: we remember Netscape Enterprise Server.) Whether you do front-end, back-end, or full-stack, if JavaScript runtimes are your thing, show our panel of judges what you can do. CoffeeScript, ClojureScript, and everything else that complies to JavaScript is welcome in the ring.
Hack on your most far fetched ideas with like-minded engineers, then enjoy drinks on the roof of Meetup HQ while the judges deliberate. You might win a wonderful prize and the chance to come back and compete in the grand finale, and you will definitely score some free food, drinks, and good company.
THE SCHEDULE
9am Doors, un-groggify-ing, chow
9:30 API demos
10-9 Hacking
1pm Chow
6pm More chow and beers
9-10pm Hack presentations
10-11 Rooftop drinks + winner announcements
THE JUDGES
We are super stoked to announce the following judges for the JavaScript hackathon...
Jeremy Ashkenas, creator of CoffeeScript and Backbone.js, and part of the Interactive News team at the New York Times
David Nolen, JavaScript developer for the New York Times
David Newell, Organizer of the CoffeeScript Meetup
THE SHOUTOUTS
Big shout out goes to Meetup HQ's kickass partners Etsy, Twilio, Tumblr, Mashery, Ordr.in, SendGrid, Nodejitsu and the NY Tech Meetup!
And of course to these other Meetups that joined forces to bring the tech community together: NYC Node JS, New York JavaScript Meetup, NYC Backbone, CoffeeScript New York, NYC Web Performance
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