faisalchohan/brightspyre_blog
brightspyre blog on Jekyll
Discovered public repositories for faisalchohan in the GitHub catalog.
brightspyre blog on Jekyll
A responsive Jekyll theme with clean typography and support for large full page images.
A simple and clean responsive Jekyll theme for words and photos.
bitstarter project for start up class
startup_class
Ushahidi is a platform that allows information collection, visualization and interactive mapping, allowing anyone to submit information through text messaging using a mobile phone, email or web form.
source files for http://m8ck.us.to
The page flip effect for HTML5
Kandan is an Open Source Alternative to HipChat
Octopress that powers kandanapp.com
A fully RESTful server implementation for CodeIgniter using one library, one config file and one controller.
Open Government, released as part of #PDFtribute
Class2Go is the project codename for Stanford's internal platform for on-line courses.
The source for webdevchecklist.com
Simple tagging for django
music library manager and MusicBrainz tagger
Data wrangling handbook with howtos and patterns for data wrangling and extracting knowledge from data. Companion to the School of Data.
Public repository.
The GitHub Game Off 2012 is game jam / hackathon / coding challenge to create and open source a web-based game
Neighborhood Survey Builder Mobile
UITableViews for the web.
Welcome to the Open Government Platform! You'll find here a growing set of open source, open government platform code that allows any city, organization, or government to create an open data site. Below you'll see the first code for the Website, its CMS, Data Management System (DMS) and Visitor Relationship Management (VRM). The Open Government Platform (OGPL) is a joint product from India and the United States to promote transparency and greater citizen engagement by making more government data, documents, tools, and processes publicly available through a freely available, open source platform. By making this available in useful machine-readable formats it allows developers, analysts, media, and academia to develop new applications and insights that will help give citizens more information for better decisions. In using an open source method of development, the OGPL community will provide future technology enhancements, open government solutions, and community-based technical support. OGPL has become an example of a new era of diplomatic collaborations that benefit the global community that promote government transparency, citizen-focused applications, and enrich humanity. The code below is the alpha code base for an OGPL instance. We are currently seeking pre-alpha testers and experienced open source developers to provide recommendations as additional modules are released to the open source community. If you are interested in being part of OGPL, please contact us on the Contact Us page at http://www.opengovplatform.org or on Twitter at @OGPL.
Discover, analyze and present data from the web and mobile in meaninful ways
Placeholder for some ideas about OpenStreetMap extracts
Bootstrap support for Django projects
Public repository.