The premier monthly hackathon event that combines serious and not-so-serious productivity with a fun and exciting party atmosphere.

SuperHappyDevHouse is a non-exclusive event intended for creative and curious people interested in technology. We're about knowledge sharing, technology exploration, and ad-hoc collaboration. Come to have fun, build things, learn things, and meet new people. It's called hacker culture, and we're here to encourage it.

RSVP for the massive 30th event happening January 31st

In the Media

DevHouse gets talked about in the blogosphere fairly often, but when we get covered by mainstream media, you can imagine we get pretty excited. Here is some of the coverage we've gotten so far that we'd like to share:

• SF Gate
• San Jose Mercury News
• CNET News.com
• Cheri Renee's What is SHDH?

The video above was made by Ryanne Hodson and Jay Dedman at SHDH 9, and we feel it does a good job at capturing what SHDH is like. Here are some other videos worth sharing:

• Mercury News showcases SHDH
• GETV interviews David Weekly
• Enric shows us SHDH 16
• Kevin Rose interviewed at SHDH

Inspired Events

We absolutely love it when people startup their own DevHouse events. Here are some of the ones we know about:

• CocoaDevHouse
• RochesterDevHouse
• BostonDevHouse
• SuperHappyDevFlat (Switzerland)
• CologneDevHouse
• Super Happy Grow-op Dev House (Vancouver)
• SuperHappyDevHouse Aotearoa (New Zealand)
• PhoenixDevHouse
• SuperHappyDevClub (UK)
• DevHouse Pittsburgh
• MiamiDevHouse
• HermosilloDevHouse (Mexico)
• SuperHappyDev House Mexico City
• MilwaukeeDevHouse

Start your own!

SHDH has also influenced other events such as Hack Day, Mash Pit and even BarCamp.

Okay, but how does SHDH compare to other Silicon Valley events?

Illustrated by Derek Yu

Planners

• David Weekly
• Jeff Lindsay
• Tom Harrison
• Joel Franusic
• Mike Lundy

Special Thanks

• Miesha Brodsky
• Jessy Cowan-Sharp
• Kitt Hodsden
• Chris Messina
• Sanford Barr
• Martin Bogomolni

Sponsors

We're proponents of self-sufficiency, but as a not-for-profit cause we gladly take and appreciate the help of others. Many of these companies have provided their space as a venue for SHDH events, which is probably one of the biggest contributions you can make for us. We greatly appreciate them for that, especially because we're very picky about our venues. But we'd like to especially thank MDV for bankrolling our event for the past year or so, paying for all our food and drinks, as well as equipment and tables when needed.