Okay, I need to create a wiki-style document about "Hackathon" under the categories Technology > Software > Development Experience. Let me start by understanding the requirements.

First, the structure: H1 for the title, an overview section, several sections with H2 and H3, and maybe references or related documents. The content needs to be accurate, objective, detailed enough, easy to read, and use technical terms with explanations. Also, markdown formatting with proper headings, lists, tables, code blocks if needed, and at least 800 characters.

Starting with the title: "해카톤" as H1. Then an introduction explaining what a hackathon is. Next sections could be history, types, structure, benefits, challenges, examples, and references.

Wait, the user mentioned "개발경험" (development experience) under software. So maybe focus on how hackathons relate to development experiences. But the main topic is hackathons in general. Need to make sure it's relevant to software development.

For the overview section: Define hackathon, its purpose, participants, and outcomes. Then sections like History of Hackathons, Types of Hackathons (like coding, design, etc.), Structure and Process (preparation, event phases), Benefits for Developers, Challenges, Examples, and References.

Need to check if I have enough content. Let me think about each section:

History: Origin in 1990s, first at MIT, then growth with tech companies. Maybe mention some milestones.

Types: Coding, design, hardware, social impact, etc. Each type has different focus areas.

Structure: Pre-event (team formation, idea selection), during event (coding, prototyping), post-event (presentations, judging).

Benefits: Skill development, networking, innovation, learning new tools.

Challenges: Time constraints, team dynamics, technical issues.

Examples: Major hackathons like TechCrunch Disrupt, Google's events, local ones in Korea.

References: Academic papers, articles, websites.

Need to ensure each section has enough detail. Use H2 for main sections and H3 for subsections. Maybe use bullet points or tables where appropriate. For example, a table comparing different types of hackathons.

Check for technical terms: "Hackathon" itself is the term, but maybe explain it's a collaborative event. Terms like "prototyping", "judging criteria" can be explained briefly.

Avoid markdown in the thinking process, but when writing the actual document, use proper headings, lists, etc.

Also, make sure the total length is over 800 characters. Let me count: each section should have a few paragraphs. The introduction might be 150 words, history 100, types 200, structure 200, benefits and challenges 150 each, examples 100, references 50. That's around 950-1000 characters.

Need to avoid being too technical but still professional. Use clear explanations. Maybe include a code block example if there's a sample project, but not sure if necessary here. Alternatively, mention common tools used in hackathons like GitHub, Docker, etc.

Check for accuracy: When mentioning the origin, confirm that it was indeed 1990s at MIT. Also, verify examples of major hackathons.

Make sure each section flows logically and covers key points without redundancy. Use H3 for sub-sections under H2. For example, under "Types of Hackathons", have H3 headings like "Coding Hackathons" or "Design Hackathons".

Alright, time to structure the markdown document with these elements.