codeforboston/ungentry
Contributing to the policy discussion about gentrification and possible displacement
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Contributing to the policy discussion about gentrification and possible displacement
Public repository.
Public repository.
A community calendar for Boston's civic tech ecosystem.
Will they tow me? Check whether you've parked on an emergency snow route.
An adopt-a-tree app for Cambridge, Boston, and whoever else
Massachusetts code of law web app. Consumes the ma-law API.
A RESTful backend for a Code for America brigade.
a front-end for the Code for Boston Brigade website, running on Ember.js and served by Grunt
Generic "find-a" app for geographic datasets
Data for the MA Commission for LGBTQ
City of Cambridge GIS Data
Website for the Code for Boston Brigade; part of Code for America
People of Cambridge, find your polling location.
a small tile server in node
BrigadeScale™ OpenBadges infrastructure
Public repository.
An API for your MBTA bus API
The General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Public repository.
Public repository.
GIS data from City of Cambridge, Massachusetts: see updated version at @cambridgegis
Random Hacks of Kindness Nasa Team project
The bot that tweets from the MBTA Alerts API. Saving 9K @mbta_alerts Twitter followers from information blackout!
source code for @mbta_alerts bot
Adopt-A-Hydrant
An Emergency Broadcast System for the Internet
Boston Green Map - A map promoting green spaces in Metro Boston.
Combining city data with a list of specific needs from food pantries will allow citizens to most effectively make useful and needed donations assisted by the Pantry Pick-Up App.
Exploration of the City of Boston's Socrata data portal
App to show location of CDPH Flu Shot Clinic Events
For tracking in-progress design work on our projects.
Urbanite: Boston is an app that allows users to access 'hidden' cultural gems in their local environment by leveraging social media streams from local venues and cultural organizations like bands, artists, authors, chefs, etc. It's based on the idea that most major media outlets don't necessarily know or report on what bands are playing at the Middle East or what movies are at the Brattle, but those places are promoting their lineups on their own Facebook and Twitter feeds. By aggregating those feeds by category and sub-category, we can let people explore cultural events in their neighborhoods.