Beyond the obvious cost of prizes, successful hackathons require dedicated planning and support. We like to think of it in terms of total effort, rather than dollars.
Great hackathons foster lasting relationships with new developers and create excitement about your tech. But a misstep can just as quickly brand you “developer hostile.”
Every hackathon has a funnel. You have to attract attendees and keep them engaged through the deadline.
Some of the most profitable technology companies owe their success to third-party software developers. Explore developer-driven business models and learn how you can monetize your technology.
Plan your first online hackathon with our soup-to-nuts guide. Learn why virtual hackathons can give you an advantage over an in-person event, and then jump into the planning process.
