Gauging interestHackathon Oabba Presents

Christian Code Hackathon

Austin, TX. A weekend build sprint for developers, designers and founders. The venue is chosen by the people coming.

Tickets go on sale if enough people say they want to come.

About

Two days, a room full of Christian builders, and something real at the end of it. Problem tracks are set in advance and aimed at things that actually need building — for churches, nonprofits, and the people they serve. Mentors circulate. Teams form on the first morning for anyone who arrives alone. Demos on the last afternoon, judged by people who have shipped. Bring a laptop. You do not need a team, an idea, or a particular level of experience — the tracks are scoped so that a first hackathon and a tenth both have somewhere to start.

Why this is a Christian event

A weekend of building things that help people, among Christians who build for a living. The problem tracks come from churches and nonprofits with real needs rather than from a sponsor's API. Meals, prayer and rest are scheduled rather than sacrificed, because a hackathon that runs people into the ground to ship a demo has already contradicted the thing it claims to be about.

Have your say

The organizer has not booked anything yet. What you choose here is what they take to the venue.

Where

Where should we hold this in Austin?

Refunds

Your card is not charged while an event is gauging interest or holding reservations. If the event does not reach its target, or oabba cancels it, your reservation is released and you are charged nothing. Once the venue and date are confirmed and your card is charged, you can request a full refund up to 30 days before the event, and a 50% refund up to 7 days before. Inside 7 days tickets are non-refundable, but they are transferable — you can pass yours to someone else from your ticket page. If we move the date or the venue after you have been charged, you can have a full refund regardless of timing.