Win $25,000 in cash and prizes! Thomson Reuters is challenging developers in an international competition to create innovative mobile apps for financial professionals.
Judging: Will be performed by Thomson Reuters.
closeWe’re very excited to be part of LeWeb’s startup competition. We will have a few minutes only to demo in front of the jury how cool superfeedr is. Needless to say that it’s pretty hard for an API-based service, and we want to showcase cool stuff created with Superfeedr!
We're launching a new feature -- our rivers -- and whoever creates the coolest app from it (one person max) will get a free ticket to LeWeb!
The rivers will be freely accessible streams of data out of Superfeedr. The first one (and the one that’s in competition), is a sample of our global stream, with at most 1 message every 3 seconds: http://rivers.superfeedr.com:8001
We built this river with the newly released Compp : a small HTTP server that allows you to do Comet Streams out of XMPP traffic. It’s an AtomStream : a never endingHTTP connection that contains ATOM entries.
There will be several judges for your apps, including Astro, Julien and a few other people.The rule is: no rule other than cool! Make something, fun, useful, profitable, open-source, downloadable, web-based, or any combination of that! You can use any platform, any other API (you’re even encouraged to), any language (heard of Go?).
The only constraints are:
We will let you know who is the winner on December 5th and hopefully, you’ll join Julien on the 9th!
We will give away 1 ticket to Leweb in Paris (1500€ or $2230 USD) for the person who builds the coolest app. Find out more:
http://blog.superfeedr.com/API/Leweb/compp/rivers/win-a-ticket-for-leweb/
Must be accessible on the web (web app or downloadable), must be documented.
SOLUTION DEADLINE
December 04, 2009
PLEDGES
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Will remain with whoever successfully solves the challenge.