BetaNYC/dhcr-rent-stabilized-data
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Discovered public repositories for BetaNYC in the GitHub catalog.
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A Web Button to Link Web Projects with their Source Data
Discussions: https://talk.beta.nyc/c/working-groups/citygram Website:
A CSS-only, resolution-independent "I support BetaNYC" based off of the "Fork me on GitHub" ribbon.
Name badges for all of your civic hacking needs
a colection of reports that cover NYC's tech and design communities.
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Toward a 21st Century City for All is an initiative of the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center, directed by Distinguished Professor John Mollenkopf in collaboration with New York City Council Member Brad Lander.
Data for budgetBuddy
An API for more intuitive access to NYC Budget Data, current and historical
This is a project by the flatiron school and BetaNYC to document NYC's Open Government history.
A specification of the civic.json metadata standard for civic technology projects
This is a collection of NY Waterways ferry schedule data in GTFS. It was provide to Noel Hidalgo by NY Waterways on request (circa Jan 2014).
This repo is being use for its wiki and in the end will contain a collection of tools and datasets for City Council and Community Boards.
A simple listing tool to keep track of current civic tech projects of the BetaNYC community.
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NYC Crime Data
Welcome to the 21st century New York, build by the people, for the people. In this citizen created roadmap, we outline how to humanize technology, move beyond transparency for transparency's sake, and ensure we have government technology that works for the people, built with the people.
This is a timeline of major events, executive orders, legislation, software code and data releases in the history of New York City.
Open Government, released as part of #PDFtribute
The main information about Hurricane Irene preparedness & possible evacuations can be found in two PDFs: the hurricane brochure (750kb) and the map (1.5mb). There's also a Flash-based viewer of this PDF map.
Before BetaNYC was an organization, we were an award winning hackathon project. This is our submission to the Reinvent NYC.gov hackathon.
Landing page for BetaNYC based upon Code for Hampton Roads
Code for America's new book - Beyond Transparency :closed_book:
311 for organizers: turning 311 data into an informative, essential tool for local action
A platform for collecting and presenting information about politicians.
(in process) Introductory document for new brigade members, via GitHub Pages, originally created by @BretFisher and @bcbarsness.
Static pages for the GovLab and Gov 3.0 class.
This is BetaNYC. Here, you can comment on who we are.
This repo is designed to gather bike share data best practices AND socialize a list of open and free tools to hack on bike share data. This grows from Council Member Brad Lander introducing Int. No 1117-2013 on 24 July 2013. This is a local law to amend the administrative code of the City of New York, in relation to requiring the complication of Citi Bike usage data.
New York State Provisional Open Data Handbook
The HTML Presentation Framework
an exercise for learning to use forms in sinatra using citibike data
a sinatra-app for playing with JSON and the citibike data!
The Hackday Manifesto
A wrapper for the Sunlight Foundation's Congress API
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Searchable Map Template using Google Maps and Fusion Tables