chachasikes/clearwater-map
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Fruit fences are clip on planters for city fences.
Oakland tree data
A mongo + php+ javascript interface for browsing lists of food
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graphics sharing site for occupy design
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RHOK#3 Project (we are based in Seattle)
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Little interactives that explore the benefits and impacts of various civic strategies and tactics.
This is new specification for foodshed data
This is a demo of Drupal 7. Currently, Code for America is using this for demonstrating features of Drupal that might help cities run more efficiently.
Playing w/ svg & canvas
Drupal 7 related notes mapping
A glossary fixin' module
alphabetical presentation
development space for as of yet unnamed project
A collective of artist/coders who work on stories that teach & explain the amazing worlds we see when we program computers.
Main repository for the Drupal Open Garden Project
Templates for HTML for Neighbor.ly
screen mockups for neighbor.ly application from march 6, 2010 hackathon
A plugin for Panic Coda which creates shortcuts for common Drupal code typing tasks
This is a github repository for a Drupal Test Sprint
A drupal module that lets users create presets for list-making interactions. The presets connect data from rendered drupal pages to ajax functions that will store data in target nodes. There is a library of interactive elements and methods for saving data to nodes. The module is officially in 'development' version, you can try it out. There are some screenshots in the demo folder that might help give you an idea of what this module does. Screencasts: 1. Introduction Demo: http://screencast.com/t/MjY5MzlmZGMt Shows 'babble' and 'photoset_maker' in action 2. ListMixer User Interface Demo: http://screencast.com/t/ZjBmMmJk Show the edit screens for babble and photoset_maker 3. 'Selectors' demo: http://screencast.com/t/ZDk3N2NmOWY Talking a bit about finding/making jQuery compatible selectors using Firefox's Firebug extension