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Hacking wizards spark new ideas
Young app developers from the city were seen busy creating transformative apps at the recently concluded 24-hour Hackathon in the city.
Young app developers from the city were seen busy creating transformative apps at the recently concluded 24-hour Hackathon in the city.
Organised by Mobile10X in partnership with T-Hub, the #HackForIndia App Hackathon travelled across 12 cities in the country and came to Hyderabad over its three-week course.
Hundreds of app developers came forth with their innovations in the fight to be the best app; 12 Best App ideas from 12 cities will get a prize money of Rs 50,000 each and a special invite to showcase their app during IAMAI’s Appfest, to be held in Bengaluru on March 9.
Winner takes away Rs 5 lakh at the final! Satyendra Verma, COO of Mobile10X, talking about the #HackForIndia initiative, said, “The future of technology belongs to the ubiquitous computing device called the smart phone and the applications on it.
Accordingly, the next wave of Software developers will also belong to the App world and this initiative is a step forward to identify world-class App developers in India.”
