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Adopt-a-Hydrant
Claim responsibility for shoveling out a fire hydrant after it snows. I haven't signed up yet. I've already signed up. Name (visible to others). Organization (visible to others). By signing up, you agree to the Terms of Service. Never mind. I remembered my password. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, any new features that augment or enhance AAH are covered by this Agreement. If you provide any information that is untrue, inaccurate, offensive, not current, or incomplete, or the City has reasonable groun...
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http://hackingmadison.org/citycamp.html
Saturday, October 26, 2013. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (CT). 201 W Mifflin St. Madison, WI 53703. A Day of Show, Tell, and Do for Civic Hacking. Madison CityCamp, on Saturday, October 26th, will bring together local government officials, municipal employees, programmers, designers, citizens, and journalists to share perspectives and insights about the cities in which they live. This is the followup to our successful 2011 and 2012 CityCamps. The focus of the 2013 Camp is rough consensus and running code, with ...
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Ross Larson's tech blog: Civic Hacking - Creating a Pebble Watch App for Recycling Data in Appleton, WI
http://zootlinux.blogspot.com/2015/08/civic-hacking-creating-pebble-watch-app.html
Ross Larson's tech blog. Be awesome. Solve problems. Eliminate frustration from computing! Linux, tech, news, retro games, programming, hacks, and other stuff. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Civic Hacking - Creating a Pebble Watch App for Recycling Data in Appleton, WI. TL;DR: I released a Pebble App for Appleton Recycling Data. And CityCamp Madison, especially Greg Tracy's SMSMyBus. Project, and Scott Resnick's work towards creating Madison's Open Data. Enter: Mike Putnam's Appleton API. I thought that give...
Greg Tracy: Adding parking to the Madison API homebrew
http://blog.gregtracy.com/2012/01/adding-parking-to-madison-api-homebrew.html
Monday, January 2, 2012. Adding parking to the Madison API homebrew. It started with this tweet. And then I found myself on the couch during New Year's Eve with a really bad movie. Laptop out. in the wee hours of the New Year, I released a new web service for Madison. It provides a simple JSON wrapper around Madison's recently released data for parking availability on the isthmus. I added it to the list of services available in the SMSMyBus API. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
Greg Tracy: Communication and your identity
http://blog.gregtracy.com/2014/01/communication-and-your-identity.html
Saturday, January 11, 2014. Communication and your identity. Photo courtesy of Google. Google ruffled a lot of feathers in the privileged tech world this week with their new Gmail integration. In Google . It seems like an obvious integration to me. I just wish they’d market the integration differently. The email address is a pretty arbitrary endpoint for communication. If I want to share my profile publicly on a social network, why wouldn’t I want someone to be able to reach out to me?
Ross Larson's tech blog: August 2015
http://zootlinux.blogspot.com/2015_08_01_archive.html
Ross Larson's tech blog. Be awesome. Solve problems. Eliminate frustration from computing! Linux, tech, news, retro games, programming, hacks, and other stuff. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Civic Hacking - Creating a Pebble Watch App for Recycling Data in Appleton, WI. TL;DR: I released a Pebble App for Appleton Recycling Data. And CityCamp Madison, especially Greg Tracy's SMSMyBus. Project, and Scott Resnick's work towards creating Madison's Open Data. Enter: Mike Putnam's Appleton API. I thought that give...
Greg Tracy: Goodbye Posterous. Hello Blogger.
http://blog.gregtracy.com/2012/11/goodbye-posterous-hello-blogger.html
Sunday, November 18, 2012. Goodbye Posterous. Hello Blogger. I've been hosting my blog on Posterous. Since I started writing in 2008. Earlier in the year, they sold. The business to Twitter. With no guarantees that the service would be around long term. I kept waiting for them to offer a tool to extract/port content and it hasn't arrived. So I decided to scratch an itch and do it myself. I ported my blog to Blogger. This weekend and here's how I did it. Has two different URIs. Import XML file into Blogger.
Greg Tracy: Celebrating National Day of Civic Hacking
http://blog.gregtracy.com/2013/06/celebrating-national-day-of-civic.html
Sunday, June 2, 2013. Celebrating National Day of Civic Hacking. This weekend was National Day of Civic Hacking. An incredibly well organized, distributed and disconnected network of events across the country where people came together to build tools and policies to make their communities better. I love this type of work. It's the inspiration behind SMSMyBus. That powers 40 transit applications, and our local civic hacking organization, HackingMadison. Http:/ api.smsmybus.com/map. View my complete profile.
Greg Tracy: Transit homebrew busts out in 2013
http://blog.gregtracy.com/2014/01/transit-homebrew-busts-out-in-2013.html
Saturday, January 25, 2014. Transit homebrew busts out in 2013. There was a terrific article in The Atlantic Cities. I’m thrilled to have played a big part in bringing this to Madison with the Madison transit API. What started out as a weekend hack. Three years ago has become a core Madison service. Hitting the two million mark. 11 new developers for a total of 48. API traffic went from 100,000 requests/week to 2,000,000 requests/week. Apps released by developers this year. IPhone app - Mad Next Bus.
Greg Tracy: Meet Stuart. A Slack love child.
http://blog.gregtracy.com/2014/05/meet-stuart-slack-love-child.html
Sunday, May 18, 2014. Meet Stuart. A Slack love child. We’ve been using Slack. For about six months now. And like most teams, we love it. Lots of folks have have written about why they love it. And we enjoy it for all of the same reasons. Less email. More transparency. And more collaboration. But what I love the most are the integrations. The list of integrations. Is growing every day and they’ve made them as easy as hotdogs to setup. Github. I set out to fix this. Stuart was born. By himself, Stuart won...
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HackingMadison
Highlighting the civic projects, datasets, resources and people that make Madison better. Hacking Madison is an umbrella for the people and projects dedicated to Civic Hacking in the Madison, WI Area. We occasionally get together for Meetups. But mostly work online. Want to add your project, API, dataset, or contact info? Send us a Pull Request. Projects A handful of Madison's civic hacking projects currently in use. Real-time bus arrival estimates via SMS, phone and chat. Mother Fool's custom kiosk.
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