Microsoft’s objective to code for all

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella listens to a group of staff members explain their task at the business’s yearly hackathon in Redmond,Washington Microsoft calls the occasion the “largest private hackathon on the planet.”

The huge event of coders occurs on the business’s school in 3 air conditioned camping tents, each the size of a football field.

It’s a vast festival-like environment, where countless developers– in row after row of tables, laptop computers and wires– brainstorm and bring their concepts to life.

Projects variety from art and style ideas to data processing, monetary tools and ease of access items.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella bounces concepts with among the coders.

Groups gather together exchanging concepts in a hectic, free-form hacker think tank.

Teams collect around white boards and screens to conceive their jobs.

This view offers some concept of the size of among the camping tents.

A Tee Shirts from Microsoft’s ease of access group.

Nadella stops to talk with a developer to find out about her ease of access task.

One of the huge camping tents real estate the hackathon on the Microsoft school mentions an easy objective of the work within. “Hack For Good.”

More groups at Microsoft’s hackathon.

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A group gathers around a display to take a look at the outcomes of their work.

One of the main mascots of the occasion. This year, Microsoft utilized Transformers- motivated characters.

Some groups choose to work outside, in fresh air.

CEO Satya wanders through the camping tents to hear staff members’ concepts and see what they’re dealing with.

Supplies stations throughout the occasion supply wires, clips, pens and paper.

A vision impaired developer touches the screen with his face so he can read his code.

Nadella listens to a group explain their task on digital tattoos.

This is a proof-of-concept example of the digital tattoo task.

These small robotic toys were a sought-after memento at the hackathon.

A real-world example of Microsoft’s objective of inclusivity and ease of access.

More groups hard at work on their concepts.

Rows and rows of laptop computers, wires and screens.

Teams of all sizes came together inRedmon