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Intel Subsidiary Buys API Platform Provider Hacker League; Mike Swift Comments
Martin Bryant writes Mashery intends for the acquisition to build up the hackathon management platform provider for both the developers and hackathon organizers.
“Things will only continue to get better now that Hacker League has the commitment of an organization like Mashery behind it,” Mike Swift, co-founder of Hacker League, told TNW.
Hackathon serves as an avenue for companies to collaborate with the developer community in order to develop new APIs for their brands, according to the report.