
Technical.ly: Why Philadelphia Needs More Hackathons
Technical.ly published a guest post from Tony Siu and Jacob Gold on why Philadelphia needs more hackathons.
Read more →C.O.D.E is a volunteer-run nonprofit community of 5,700+ developers, engineers, and builders. We meet every week to code side by side, and we run a hackathon every quarter.
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We run a hackathon every quarter. The latest was two days in two locations: a full build day at Pennovation Works on September 20, 2026, followed by demos, awards, and community night at Cesium on September 22.

Weekly coding sessions, LeetCode Wednesdays, AI paper discussions, workshops, and a hackathon every quarter. Bring a laptop and work on whatever you want.
Every event is listed on Meetup. RSVP there so we know you're coming.
View all on MeetupOur schedule lives on Meetup. Follow the link to see what's coming up.
Three steps: join the Discord, RSVP on Meetup, and show up with a laptop.
Get started →Discord is home base between events. Drop an intro and share what you're building.
Join the Discord →Back a quarterly hackathon or help cover the operating costs behind our weekly sessions.
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Technical.ly published a guest post from Tony Siu and Jacob Gold on why Philadelphia needs more hackathons.
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Tech Times published a feature on our mission to revive community-driven learning and strengthen Philadelphia’s tech …
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Technical.ly published a profile on Tony Siu, founder of C.O.D.E, as part of their “How I Got Here” series.
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