Top websites to find Hackathons
What if I tell you can implement your learning and build solution to a real-world problem along with developers from across the world?
Amazing, right?
On top of that, Hackathons provide you with an opportunity to showcase your talent and get a cash prize.
Check out the top websites to find your next hackathon.
1) Major League Hacking
Major League Hacking is an organization dedicated to empowering hackers. If you go to hackathons, want to do hackathons, or planning to host a hackathon, you should definitely check them out.
2) Hack Club
Non-profit network of high school coding clubs and makers around the world.
3) Devpost
What’s great about Devpost is its search system. You can filter by in-person or online. Sort based on end date or prize amount. In addition, you can search based on location or even topic.
4) Devfolio
This website has an excellent user interface, but it’s more than that, it has a comprehensive list of upcoming hackathons and current ones.
5) Unstop (Previously Dare 2 Compete)
Provides all in stop for coding competitions, hiring challenges, hackathons, quizzers, workshops, scholarships, cultural events, college festivals, and many more.
6) AngelHack
AngelHack launches hackathons, virtual contests, accelerator programs, meetups, and developer marketing in over 100 cities around the world.
7) HackerEarth
Provides all hackathons, competitive challenges, university challenges and hiring challenges too.
8) Hackalist
They’ve got a filter to show you hackathons that give travel reimbursement.
9) HackathonsNear. Me
Search by a city or even address to find local hackathons.
10) Hackathon IO
Hackathon IO has just about every hackathon on Earth.
11) Hackathon .com
Just type the location and get all the upcoming hackathons in that region.
12) GitCoin
Community of developers, creators, and protocols at the heart of the open web ecosystem. Hosts hackathons regularly.
13) Eventbrite
Find information related to all kinds of events such as hackathons, tech talks, makeups, marathons, concerts, music festivals, and much more.
14) Company Websites
Companies can directly host their hackathon on their website. If you’re interested to network or standing out to get hired then you should keep an eye on their website. For example, the MongoDB Hackathon by Digital Ocean.
17) Online community platforms
Many online technical and community platforms also host their hackathons focused on their tools and technology. For example, Hashnode, Dev .to
So… Which one is the best?
Yess.
But really, my advice is to go to all of the above websites and any more you can find. Apply to as many hackathons as you can and keep learning, building and growing in public during hackathons.
That’s all for now. See you at the next hackathon.
