Technical.ly Coverage (73 posts)

• Read this rundown of Philly’s civic-tech all-stars
• 9 civic-tech projects that came out of ODDT’s fellowship program
• Philly’s Digital team ditched the Municipal Services Building for a coworking space
• Philly tech vs. the Democratic machine
• These 4 tech platforms might just change Philly for the better
• 7 inspiring civic hacking projects from Code for Philly’s #CELaunchpad
• #SXSW roll call: Here are some Philly faces already in Austin
• How Philly’s Chief Data Officer helped relaunch San Diego’s open data site
• 7 Philly tech love stories to make you swoon
• Technologists: Take a 3-month sabbatical and help build the city’s new website
• These were the 7 projects from Code for Philly’s #CaaSH Demo Night
• Philly’s city website just got a major upgrade
• Is this the answer to City Hall’s civic tech woes?
• Why we should be talking about the Police Department’s stop-and-frisk data
• 6 supporters who have been part of all 6 Philly Tech Weeks
• People really love knowing what city employees get paid
• The battle over civic innovation inside Philadelphia City Hall
• Why civic tech engineer Gabriel Farrell left City Hall
• City of Philadelphia releases employee salary data
• Where’s the open data for Mayor Kenney’s proposed budget?
• How Philly sees itself: Hub for health IT, civic hacking, tech diversity
• Tim Wisniewski will remain Chief Data Officer under Mayor Kenney
• This is big: Philadelphia just released property-tax delinquency data
• 9 public-sector Chief Data Officers to keep an eye on
• Why this is Philadelphia’s biggest open data victory to date
• Here’s how to get Philadelphia to release 911 call data
• Philadelphia just launched a new tool to visualize open data. Check out the parking ticket map
• Get your Philly election results from WhoWonPhilly.com
• 8 datasets the city’s Licenses & Inspections Department should release now
• Code for Philly built Philly ward leader baseball cards
• 7 Code for Philly ‘DemHack’ apps that could inspire civic engagement
• The city is releasing 6 datasets for next weekend’s Apps for Philly Democracy hackathon
• See how much the city spends on ‘paperclips, parks and fire engines’
• For the first time ever, you can visualize Mayor Nutter’s proposed $3.9B budget
• 10 datasets the city should release (and how you can help make it happen)
• US2020 program brings STEM mentorship to Philly middle schoolers
• More than just an initiative: Tim Wisniewski on open data
• The 10 biggest trends in Philly tech in 2014
• Help Code for Philly help the city’s youth
• Ethics will be Nutter’s mayoral legacy. Will open data gains survive?
• Here’s Chief Data Officer Tim Wisniewski’s plan to make open data stick
• Here’s what Girl Develop It’s open source fellows built this summer
• OpenPlans CTO Aaron Ogle is Philadelphia’s new Civic Technology Director
• Here’s what Philly’s civic hackers are building [Code for Philly Roundup]
• City of Philadelphia settles gun permit open data snafu for $1.4M
• Tim Wisniewski, Philly’s new Chief Data Officer, on his top 3 priorities
• Tim Wisniewski named Philadelphia’s new Chief Data Officer
• Six projects from #Hack4Access: hackathon on disability, aging issues
• Our 5 biggest stories of 2013
• Nearly 200 Pa. schools are participating in Computer Science Education Week
• Data is the currency of the future: City Data Officer Mark Headd
• City launches myPhillyRising app, a virtual neighborhood bulletin board
• Tech firms, RSVP for City of Philadelphia vendor forum on Oct. 3
• Philly Give & Get Maker Edition: learn to weld, laser engrave and more
• Let’s brand Philly as the ‘innovation-friendly city’: CIO Adel Ebeid [VIDEO]
• Philly’s civic hackers should work on national projects: Tom Steinberg, MySociety founder
• WebSLAM: Friends Central High School students win WordPress hackathon
• Ignite Philly 11: women and open data take center stage
• TechCamp Philadelphia: nearly 20 projects launched by educators and technologists to tackle local education issues [VIDEO]
• AVI Calculator: use this City of Philadelphia app to see historic, new property reassessments
• Tim Wisniewski named city’s first Director of Civic Technology
• Licenses & Inspections app: use this app to search city property records
• Teachercom: teacher-parent auto message tool wins Random Hacks of Kindness [VIDEO]
• Philly 311 Election Day app: city departments work together to develop last-minute voter info app
• Philly 311 app: two weeks and 2500+ downloads later, app still merging with city workflow
• Hacks for Democracy: elections hackathon features six projects
• Philly 311 app finally launches: report city service problems with mobile platform
• Analyze the Vote: Use this web app to visualize City of Philadelphia election data
• ZBABot: web app from Christopher Sawyer gives property data back to neighbors
• PublicStuff: NYC firm with Philly ties wins long-delayed city 311 app contract, due Labor Day, with real-time API
• Philly SNAP: hackathon-built text messaging service to access nutritional assistance retailers begins outreach [VIDEO]
• Disaster Mapper, Philly SNAP star at Random Hacks of Kindness Philadelphia [VIDEO]
• OPA Data Liberator: hackathon project for city property records [VIDEO]