How to survive a hackathon as a sponsor
Surviving a hackathon as a sponsor without becoming a zombie is no joke. Here's how to keep your team of developers as sane and functional as possible.
Telecom provider replaces Amazon Aurora with CockroachDBCockroachlabs
How to optimize write latency for global tables in CockroachDBCockroachlabs
Online Recommendation Engines with CockroachDBCockroachlabs
How CockroachDB operates serverless clusters with KubernetesCockroachlabs
City Storage Systems: CockroachDB on Kubernetes at global scaleCockroachlabs
How Tweeq Built a Digital Banking Platform using Go, CockroachDB & Oracle CloudCockroachlabs
Redis Hacking at the HSHacks III HackathonRedis
Explore and Visualize Data the Apache Superset WayThenewstack
Announcing DiveMaxxing: An Online Data Viz HackathonMotherduck
Ai4 2026 | In-Person Event | MotherDuck EventsMotherduck
Building a Winning Hackathon Project in RetoolRetool
Socket Is Sponsoring Composer and PackagistSocket
Simplifying IoT Analytics with MotherDuckMotherduck
Red Hat OpenShift 4.8 Adds Serverless Functions, Pipelines-As-CodeThenewstack
Compete for a $10,000 prize pool with the Airbyte + MotherDuck Hackathon! | Online WebinarMotherduck
How caching microservice outputs led to a 7x performance improvementNetlify
Build Your Own AI-driven Code Analysis Chatbot for Developers with the GenAI StackDocker
The Transplant Story That Sparked a Hackathon Project - NeonNeon
Recapping the SPC-Replit AI HackathonReplit
Vercel Hackathon WinnersVercel
