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Pitching Buttons for Good at TechCrunch Disrupt’s hackathon.

As usual, Button held a competition for best use of Button’s SDK in a hack. There were a lot of amazing projects that went out for it! Here are a few that stood out.

This weekend, Button sponsored FlawlessHacks, a hackathon dedicated to mentoring women in tech, held at Spotify’s NYC HQ.

Asynchronous programming in Javascript has undergone several evolutions, from callbacks to promises to generators, and soon to async/await.

Adding a third-party SDK like Button requires the creation of a Native Module to expose its functionalities to JavaScript.

Developer Week is a week long event, bringing developers across the nation from the world’s leading tech companies to the Bay Area to talk about engineering, APIs, SDKs, and the ever-changing technology ecosystem.

This past weekend, students formed teams, built apps and hardware, from concept to a fully functional prototype, at Stanford University’s official hackathon, TreeHacks.

In this tutorial, we’re going to test that a web app is properly rendering a Button when accessed from a mobile device.

Charts may be old hat in the world of data visualization, but anyone who’s ever tried to make sense of raw data knows how much of a difference a humble chart can make.

Here at Button, we’ve taken our Christmas lights to the next level by adding an Arduino microcontroller to make them light up in whatever patterns and colors we like!

Today we’re bringing our native product cards to the mobile web.

On top of choosing which partner Buttons to display, you can now select the most relevant type of content to display for those Buttons.

Today, we are introducing updates that give you clearer views and reporting, so you can better understand and optimize your Button’s performance.

Today, we’re adding our Commerce Cards to these Buttons, meaning a native-feeling inventory preview will show for your mobile web users, in-line and within your page.

Buttons connect people to their next intended action based on the context of their experience.

Today, we’re making it even easier for commerce apps to integrate with Button, putting their products and services on demand, and in more places.