iOS Dev Scout (iDS) – Hackathon 2012 (#idsh), is the first iOS-centric Hackathon in Singapore. It is a non-profit developer event for iOS, encouraging development using native iOS SDK. The event format is “Unconference” or “Barcamp-style”, featuring content from the participants themselves.
This will be a 24 hours (over night Hackathon) with in which participant will pitch their ideas, form team and build a working prototype or application in 24 hours. The event will start on Saturday (16th June) 9:00 AM and end on Sunday (17th June) 10:30 AM with final demonstrations. iOS Dev Scout will invite potential investors and mentors for the event and final demonstrations. Participants may speak to them during the event and post event to get advice on refining their ideas.
There’s no registration fee for this event. However, participants need to signup for the event. The event is limited to 50 iOS Developer on first-come, first-served basis. This event is sponsored by iDA, Plug-In@BLK71 and few few innovative iOS start-ups like Quantum Inventions, Cloudy Rec, ELC Technologies.
Event Details
When: 9 a.m. on 16th June to 10:30 a.m. on 17th June
Where: Plug-In@Blk71, Blk 71 Ayer Rajah Crescent, #02-18, Singapore – 139951
Registration Fee: Free (Signup Required, Not open for walk-ins). Register here.
Food and Drinks will be provided to participants.
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