Lulama Ndukwana (nlulama)

Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
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Facebook Hackathon: AI

Online

Build AI solutions that drive positive social impact

$7,000 in prizes
Winners announced
2132 participants

The Virtual Medicine Conference 2020 Online Hackathon

Online

Creating VR/AR programs for healthcare!

$4,500 in prizes
Winners announced
258 participants

AppianWORLD20 Hackathon

Online

Bring your idea to life with the leading low-code platform

$16,500 in prizes
Winners announced
312 participants

#TFWorld TF 2.0 Challenge!

Online

#TFWorld TF 2.0 Challenge

$150,000 in prizes
Winners announced
555 participants

Blockstack Can't Be Evil Contest: Part 3

Online

Build a Blockstack application that fits into one of the featured categories – and isn't evil

$16,800 in prizes
Winners announced
253 participants

Hack to the Future

Online

The fintech hackathon, brought to you by Finastra

$51,893 in prizes
Winners announced
1043 participants

Honeycomb Smart Contract Hackathon

Online

Build a Smart Contract Connected to Real-World Data With Honeycomb

$12,250 in prizes
Winners announced
83 participants

Facebook Developer Circles London: Building Conversational AI for Messenger

Greater London, United Kingdom

The goal of this Hackathon is to build intelligent chatbots on the Messenger Platform by the use of a PyTorch back-end.

£568 in prizes
Dec 7 – 8, 2019
60 participants

Red Hat Hackathon: ReBoot Customer Experience with Open Source

Online

ReBoot Customer Experience with Open Source

€30,000 in prizes
Winners announced
305 participants

Kyber DeFi Virtual Hackathon

Online

Build the future of #DeFi with Kyber Network!

$41,500 in prizes
Winners announced
297 participants

CODE WILD EGYPT: Wildlife Hackathon

Egypt

Coding to End Wildlife Trafficking

$1,841 in prizes
Oct 23 – 24, 2019
94 participants

airberlin flight to innovation

Online

airberlin flight to innovation - build the next big thing for airberlin's network of 30 million guests worldwide

$22,000 in prizes
Winners announced
417 participants