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First-Ever Corona SDK Hackathon

Saturday, August 27, 2011 from 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM (PT)

San Francisco, CA

First-Ever Corona SDK Hackathon

Ticket Information

Type Remaining End     Quantity
Hacker (on location) 18 tickets Ended Free  
Virtual Hacker (anywhere globally) 2 tickets Ended Free  
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Event Details

Join us for the first ever Corona SDK Hackathon!

Brought to you by Ansca Mobile, InMobi and PapayaMobile

 

Over $5000 in cash and prizes!


Overview:

Corona SDK is the best framework for developing rich, cross-platform mobile apps - perfectly suited to a hackathon where participants need to develop something powerful quickly! Through its LaunchPad partners, including InMobi, Corona enables developers to effectively monetize and distribute their apps.

If you are new to Corona, this is a great opportunity to try it out! If you are a Corona veteran, well, you already know how fun this event will be.

This full day hackathon will give participants (on location and virtually) the opportunity to learn about mobile development, network and win great prizes. Participants will learn about the power of Corona from the team that developed it and will have an opportunity to win great prizes. InMobi and PapayaMobile representatives will also be on hand to educate developers on their SDKs and functionality.

Details:


1) Date/Location

  • August 27, 8:30am to 9pm
  • Parisoma, San Francisco
  • Virtual participants worldwide

2) Cost

Free!

We have limited spots (on-location), so we ask that you register ahead of time.

3) What to build

  • There will be 2 tracks: Games and Apps. Teams are free to enter either one.
  • We will disclose the theme/guidelines of each track 1-2 days prior to the event
  • The Ansca Mobile team will be on hand to answer questions and provide support
  • Games/apps will have to adhere to their respective themes to be eligible to win
  • The panel of judges (see below) will choose a winner in each track based on the track themes and merits of each game/app

4) Contestants

  • Up to 130 participants on location
  • Teams of 1-3 people
  • Don't worry if you don't have a team - we'll match you up with other hackers!
  • Virtual teams also allowed (have to also register)


5) Agenda (all Pacific Time)

  • 8:30am - Check-in, breakfast and networking
  • 9-10am - Morning workshops
    • Corona SDK 101
    • Inmobi 101
  • 10-10:30am - Networking and team matching/organization
  • 10:30-12:30pm - Hacking
  • 12:30-1:30pm - Lunch (and Hacking)
  • 1:30pm - 6pm - Hacking
  • 6-7pm - Dinner (and Hacking)
  • 7-8pm - Final Hacking stretch
  • 8pm - Submissions due
  • 9pm - Winners announced


6) Prizes

  • Overall winner (selected across both tracks): $2500 + Corona SDK Pro Subscription (1 year)
  • Other track winner: $750 + Corona SDK Pro Subscription (1 year)
  • 2 Honorable mentions: $250 each + Corona SDK Pro Subscription (1 year)


Both track winners will also receive:

  • Feature posts on the Ansca Mobile blog
  • Special consideration from Ansca and Corona LaunchPad partners once the app has been published


7) Judging Panel

  • Walter Luh (Ansca)
  • Carlos Icaza (Ansca)
  • Gregory Kennedy (InMobi)
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When & Where


pariSoma
169 11th St.
San Francisco, CA 94103

Saturday, August 27, 2011 from 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM (PT)


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Hosted By

Ansca Mobile, InMobi and PapayaMobile



Ansca Mobile (www.anscamobile.com) is the maker of Corona SDK - the leading mobile development framwork on the market. With Corona, developers can quickly build rich, connected, cross-platform mobile apps.

InMobi (www.inmobi.com) is the world’s largest independent mobile advertising network. Their network reaches 314 million consumers, in over 165 countries, through more than 36 billion mobile ad impressions monthly.

PapayaMobile (www.papayamobile.com) provides tools for game developers and content for players on its growing social mobile network of over 22 million users worldwide. With offices in Beijing, San Francisco and London, they offer developers a fast and easy way to reach millions of users across the globe.