People will gather, form teams, build cool timeline cards (“apps”) for Google Glass using The Google Mirror API, get up onstage to demo their creations, and then prizes are awarded for the best timeline cards created during this Hackathon.

GlassDevCamp is still seeking sponsors so it’s too early to tell how much it will cost to attend, but previous events have been around $50. Hackathons are not solely made for developers, UI designers are also encouraged to participate, but it might help to know a bit of “.NET, Dart, Go, Java, JavaScript, Objective-C, PHP, Python, and Ruby.”

For those outside of the Bay Area, sign up to find out about satellite events.

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To help you avoid having your work stolen or your, the blog has put together a list of useful tips with insights from Anup Ghosh, chief financial officer of software security company Invincea.

Check it out: Don’t think you can just keep your eye on your equipment. Data can be captured while the laptop is in customs or if you step away from your hotel room briefly. “It takes five minutes or less to capture information from the laptop,” Ghosh said. Lock it in a hotel safe. Use an encrypted drive.

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