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Major League Hacking

Major League Hacking

Software Development

New York, NY 50,686 followers

A 1m+ global community empowering the next generation of developers to learn through hackathons & the MLH Fellowship.

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Major League Hacking (MLH) is a 500k+ global member community empowering the next generation of developers to learn through hackathons and the Open Source MLH Fellowship. MLH partners with software engineering, human capital management, Open Source, and DevRel leaders who wish to support the developers of tomorrow. Is that you? Start a conversation and learn more at https://sponsor.mlh.io/ The MLH Open Source Fellowship is a remote 12-week, stipended internship alternative. Diverse and highly-deserving early-career software engineers pair with companies doing their part to sustain Open Source software, including Meta, GitHub, AWS, G-Research, Mathworks, Memorial Sloan Kettering, and more. The independent jurists of the DevRel Awards recognized the MLH Fellowship with the distinction for "Best Developer Education Initiative." Fellow alumni have had their contributions merged into noteworthy Open Source projects and have gone on to work for the most well-regarded software companies. Learn more: https://fellowship.mlh.io/partners In addition to the MLH Fellowship, MLH powers over 200 weekend-long invention competitions as the official student hackathon league every year. These inspire innovation, cultivate communities, and teach computer science skills to more than 500,000 worldwide. Want to participate? Start here: https://mlh.io/event-membership B Corp MLH has been a community-first, mission-driven organization from the beginning. We measure our success by the number of hackers we empower, and we want to keep it that way. That's why we made it official and became a Certified B Corporation in 2016. B Corps are for-profit enterprises legally required to consider the impact of their decisions on their community, not just their shareholders. Learn more: https://mlh.io/about

Website
https://mlh.io
Industry
Software Development
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2012
Specialties
open source, cloud computing, internship, documentation, Cloud Native Computing, Linux, Software Engineering, Programming, diversity, OpenStack, hackathon, hackathons, university hackathon, university hackathons, open source software, Microservices, open source orchestration, and devops

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  • Major League Hacking reposted this

    🚀 3 Hackers, 3 Innovations, 1 Notion MCP. We recently teamed up with Notion for the Notion AI Challenge, asking the student developer community to build the future of productivity using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The results? Absolute game-changers. These hackers didn't just build integrations; they built workflows that give users superpowers. Huge congratulations to our three winning submissions! 🏆 ✨ NotionOS – A seamless bridge between your OS and Notion workspace. 🔗 Check it out: https://lnkd.in/enyaPVcm ✨ Rosetta – Streamlining developer onboarding through AI-driven documentation. 🔗 Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eaJ8xF4v ✨ Momentum – An automated productivity engine to keep you in the flow. 🔗 Check it out: https://lnkd.in/etZDUz5H Each of these winners is taking home a $500 prize, and one lucky winner will be heading to a 1:1 chat with Notion Co-Founder & CEO, Ivan Zhao! To everyone who submitted: your ability to build with cutting-edge AI tech is what makes the MLH community so special. Keep building! 💻🔥 #NotionAIChallenge #MLH #NotionMCP #StudentDevelopers

  • 🚀 3 Hackers, 3 Innovations, 1 Notion MCP. We recently teamed up with Notion for the Notion AI Challenge, asking the student developer community to build the future of productivity using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The results? Absolute game-changers. These hackers didn't just build integrations; they built workflows that give users superpowers. Huge congratulations to our three winning submissions! 🏆 ✨ NotionOS – A seamless bridge between your OS and Notion workspace. 🔗 Check it out: https://lnkd.in/enyaPVcm ✨ Rosetta – Streamlining developer onboarding through AI-driven documentation. 🔗 Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eaJ8xF4v ✨ Momentum – An automated productivity engine to keep you in the flow. 🔗 Check it out: https://lnkd.in/etZDUz5H Each of these winners is taking home a $500 prize, and one lucky winner will be heading to a 1:1 chat with Notion Co-Founder & CEO, Ivan Zhao! To everyone who submitted: your ability to build with cutting-edge AI tech is what makes the MLH community so special. Keep building! 💻🔥 #NotionAIChallenge #MLH #NotionMCP #StudentDevelopers

  • Interested in web3, but not sure where to start or what you'd build? 100 Days of Solana is a daily challenge series from MLH and Solana that's built to help you go from web or mobile development to building your own Solana projects. Each day, you'll get hands-on with Solana covering: 🧩 The fundamentals: how to get started, what you might build, and why you'd use Solana over something else ⚙️ Core building blocks: accounts, transactions, and how data and logic actually work on-chain 🧪 Program development: writing, deploying, and interacting with your own Solana programs 🧑💻 Real applications: putting it all together to build simple, useful projects Starts Monday, April 20th. Register free: https://lnkd.in/gSj4_JNj

  • We love seeing projects from our community built at Global Hack Week! 👏

  • ClawCon Michigan is happening this Thursday! 🦞 Born out of the OpenClaw community, ClawCon is exactly the kind of event we love to see: an open, inclusive, and totally free gathering for builders, students, and creators. A pure community focused on learning, sharing, and building together. Expect incredible demos of personal AI workflows, awesome Q&As, and plenty of time to connect with fellow humans! 🗓️ When: Thursday, April 16th | 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM EDT 📍 Where: Crisler Center | Ann Arbor, MI 🔗 https://tr.ee/k6_uUW4sXa

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  • We are thrilled to announce a new partnership! Major League Hacking + Backboard.io Our mission has always been to help developers learn by doing. By integrating Backboard's stateful API into our hackathons, we aren't just teaching code, we are helping students move beyond stateless prototypes and build complex, production-ready AI applications without the engineering tax. What does this collaboration mean for developers? Everything you need to build production-grade agent systems on a single, coherent API. Free State Management: Students receive free state management for life. With bring-your-own-API-key support, any of the 17,000+ models they use become instantly stateful. Support: Access to free software credits for premium AI memory features, plus specialized swag and high-value prizes. Global Reach: We are introducing the "Best Use of Backboard.io" category across hackathons worldwide, Global Hack Weeks, and a DEV Challenge. From Jonathan Murray, CSO and Cofounder of Backboard.io, “We believe the next wave of world-changing tools will come from this community. We’re making Backboard.io the starting point of the AI stack for MLH builders, ensuring they can scale from weekend tinkering to enterprise-ready deployments without reworking their foundation”. dev-a-forem-community 🔗 read more on DEV https://tr.ee/7XUxUVWMB8

  • Tired of taking screenshots and copying console logs just to fix tiny UI bugs? Meet Ayn, is an AI-powered tool designed to save frontend developers time and headaches. Instead of manually feeding context to your IDE agent, Ayn uses Google Cloud Gemini 2.5 Computer Use to automatically scan your website. Just ask it to find problems on your webpage, and it will orchestrate the prompts to: 📸 Gather screenshots automatically 💻 Pull logs straight from the console 🧠 Feed the data into a large language model to diagnose the exact issues and provide solutions Ayn can instantly identify a broken link, a hover animation error, a console error, and missing alt text! Huge shoutout to the Freetail Hackers HackTX 2025 winner, Best Use of Gemini 2.5 Computer Use Model! Nathan Negera, Abel Tadele, Kidus Beshah, and Bemnet Beshah! 👏 🔗 Check out how they built it on Devpost and connect with the team! https://lnkd.in/gbwHBpiP

  • As a Computer Science student at UCLA, Jasmine W.'s perspective shifted when she saw that coding could be about more than just logic; it’s about intentionality, creativity, and problem-solving for real-world issues. After finding her community at Kode With Klossy, she’s dedicated herself to making the tech space more equitable and inviting for everyone. Jasmine's impact as an MLH Top 50 hacker is all about the community: ➡️ Leading the way as an MLH Hackathon Organizer, ensuring student events are inclusive and impact-driven. ➡️ Championing social good and fostering a collaborative environment where every beginner feels they belong. ➡️ From her first lines of code at AthenaHacks 2024 to mastering JavaScript, she’s proving that it’s never too late to find your passion. Jasmine believes the most important part of any project is the community behind it. Congratulations on the Top 50, Jasmine! Your commitment to inclusive innovation is exactly what the future of tech needs. Jasmine’s story: https://lnkd.in/g62AkSWv

  • Major League Hacking reposted this

    Thrilled to share that my teammate Priyanshu Sethi and I won Best Use of Solana at VandyHacks XII 🏆 We built WalletGuard — a Web3 app that uses Solana smart contracts to cryptographically enforce spending discipline. No willpower required, just math. But beyond the win, here's what I'm taking away: 🎨 AI coding tools are still weak at UI/UX. They can scaffold logic fast, but great design still needs a human eye and intentional craft. That gap is a skill worth closing. 📡 The most exciting projects at hackathons are moving beyond agentic AI. Computer vision and hardware-integrated builds are where I saw people genuinely stop and stare. Tangible technology creates a different kind of impact. These aren't just observations — they're my product roadmap for what to learn and build next. Huge thanks to Major League Hacking and Vanderbilt University for putting on an incredible event. On to the next build. 🚀 #VandyHacks #Solana #Web3 #Hackathon #FinTech #BuildInPublic

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