OpenSavannah's repositories
semantic-strap
Beautiful and responsive CSS toolkit inspired by Semantic-UI, built with Bootstrap 4
districthousing
District Housing lets caseworkers help clients apply for Section 8 housing by automatically filling out multiple PDF applications using one online form.
Visual-Town-Budget
Open-source budget visualization framework.
georgia-restaurant-inspections
Scraping data off of the Georgia Department of Public Health site - https://dph.georgia.gov/environmental-health-inspections
Instabus
:bus::dash: There is no need to bus upset
cityvoice
A place-based call-in system for gathering and sharing community feedback
fusion-point-polygon-legend
Searchable point and polygon layer map, with dynamic legend, using Google Maps and Fusion Tables
finda
Generic "find-a" app for geographic datasets
cfapi
The Code for America API. Tracks and motivates activity and participation across the civic technology movement.
OpenDataPolicy
A simple one-page site to promote Open Data Policy in Fort Lauderdale
lv-trucks-map
Front end for Las Vegas food trucks
public_art_finder
All the stuff needed to get a barebones Public Art Finder mobile website setup in your city.
business-landing
A web application that helps people find places to start their new businesses.
flood-tiles
A Web app for simulating simple inundation scenarios on the fly, in any modern browser.
instagram-real-time-map
Show Instagram images with a certain #hashtag on a map
opengovplatform-beta
This is the Release of Beta Code base of the Open Government Platform (OGPL), which is a growing set of open source code that allows any city, organization or government to create an open data site. Below you'll see the code base for the Data Portal, 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 at opengovplatform.org or on Twitter at @OGPL Changes and enhancements incorporate in this release can be seen in the Readme.md file below.