This season, Baja California will inaugurate 2018 Latin America’s hackathons league with the first ever Binational hackathon at Tijuana. In the heart of the world’s busiest land border crossing Hackify.io invites all developers, coders, programmers and computer specialists to unite with more than 25 universities from both sides of the border to build the ideas of the future. Join us to celebrate a binational community value at Hackify.io and support out hackers dedication to solve the most complex problems in technology and software. Real life problems that will challenge the hackers to return a solution in 36hrs of work, fun, and dedication surrounded by an entrepreneurial environment.

Hackify will be celebrated on February 23-25. We are building a new tradition of computer intelligence and technical excellence by bringing together a technological ecosystem separated by a physical border but united with digital convergence. Our diverse group of hackers are expected to be guided by their commitment to creating impactful and innovative projects in Artificial Intelligence, Augmented reality, Virtual reality, machine learning and mobile development.

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• Technical Difficulty
  Is the hack technically interesting or complex? Is it just some lipstick on an API, or were there real technical challenges to surmount? This is the most important criterion that your hack will be judged upon for the general prizes.
• Sponsors criteria
  Judges will evaluate winners of each category according to the challenge's criteria and expectation set by sponsors. Criteria can be specific language, set connection, or technology of choice.
• Originality
  Is the hack more than just another generic social/mobile/local app? Does it do something entirely novel, or at least take a fresh approach to an old problem?
• Polishnes
  Is the hack usable in its current state? Is the user experience good? Does everything appear to work? Is it well designed?
• Usefulness
  Is the hack practical? Is it something people would actually use? Does it fulfill a real need people have?