Skip to content

2020⚓︎

  • 1 min read

Hackathon Success

Our latest Hackathon was as a huge success! We added many new features to the Marine Coders website! New features include 1) a subscription function, 2) a project proposal function and 3) updates to our Event page layout!

After the hackathon, we hosted our first guest speaker, Miles Tiglao (USMC, ret.)! Checkout the recording of his talk at the links below:

For our non-CAC members, Zoom Recording * Passcode: Z?E$C28k

For Marines on the MCEN, Marine Video Services (CAC Protected)

  • 1 min read

December Hackathon

December Hackathon for Marine Coders registration is open! Wed, Dec 16 0830 - 1700 EST. We'll be focusing on cleaning up the website and adding a few features; subscription, project proposal, and event page. (https://marines.dev) We also have a great guest speaker, Miles Tiglao (USMC, ret.). Drawing from 23 years of Marine Corps experience and 10 years in the IT industry, Miles Tiglao will discuss how you can transition from coding pet projects to developing enterprise applications. Are you satisfied coding in a dark room or do you want to make an organizational impact? After a 30-minute presentation discussing how to shift your thinking, we will have 30 minutes allotted for a Q&A period. You can register for the Hackathon (0830 - 1600 EST), the speaker + hackathon (0830 - 1700 EST), or just the speaker (1600 - 1700 EST)

Marine Coders Association of Marine Corps Logisticians Brief

Check out Marine Coders presentation to the Association of Marine Corps Logisticians! This was a great opportunity to share the Marine Coders vision with the Association of Marine Corps Logisticians. Good overall discussion focusing on the importance of software and how to enable a "software engineering micro-capability" at commands to improve mission with software tools, training, DevSecOps environments, and data!

Naval Letter Hackathon

Marine Coders hosted its second hackathon to finalize the Naval Letter Format Generator Minimum Viable Product (MVP). A team of (4) active duty Marines and (1) U.S. Citizen accomplished the following:

Naval Letter Hackathon

Marine Coders hosted its first hackathon to produce a Naval Letter Format Generator Minimum Viable Product (MVP). A team of (5) active duty Marines developed the application in a day's work using Github, video teleconferencing, and Platform One's Mattermost Chat service to enable remote collaboration.