What organizers are calling the “epic trilogy” continues.
CatHacks, a hackathon put on by the University of Kentucky, was the first
national college hackathon held in the
state back in 2015. This year UK will host the event for the third time. It
will take place April 15-16 in Lexington. New and experienced hackers from all
over the country will travel to the Bluegrass State to have some fun and
participate in this innovation competition. Why CatHacks? It’s a nod to
Scratch, the university’s Wildcat mascot.
“Scratch” is Fitting
It seems appropriate to hold a hackathon at a school whose
mascot is Scratch, since participants will be looking to develop innovative
ideas from… (you get it). Over the course of 24 hours, hackers will meet other
talented and curious students, connect with leading tech companies, and
experiment with new technologies. As with most hackathons, the event is
completely free. Food… beverages… swag… no charge! Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2p0jTLa
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