Who says D.C. isn’t creative?

We at Technical.ly cover tech-driven businesses every day, but we love a good side project. They bring joy and awe and wonder to the vast hellscape that is the modern-day internet.
We also love a good contest, so we’ve created a quick poll to celebrate the best work of fun-loving D.C. technologists.
Vote now
We’ll be accepting votes until 6 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 26 and we’ll be sure to let you know who won.
To re-familiarize yourself with the 14 nominees, here’s a look at some of our past coverage:

@DistrictPic from Max Leyzerovich

PAW from iStrategyLabs

powwow from Owen Willis

https://twitter.com/abeaujon/status/730770616576544768

Capital Improvement Tracker from Chris Given, Code for DC

DataLensDC from Kate Rabinowitz

viewtific from Carla Uriona

Coffeemate from 18F

https://twitter.com/mkramer/status/716986434079629312

We The People DC from Katelyn Bryant-Comstock and Macon Lowman

https://twitter.com/AndrewGiambrone/status/684045044001697793

Don’t Play With Your News from Gregor Hochmuth

@TuneIntoNews from Sarah-Jaine Szekeresh, Hear Me Code

#dctech Ping Pong Invitational from Social Tables

100 Days of Commits from Women Who Code DC

DC Tech Cal from Troy Crosby

Civic data nonprofit District Ninja