Projects | Code for America Brigade

bostongreenmap

Boston Green Map - A map promoting green spaces in Metro Boston.

and 6 more

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Written in Handlebars, Shell, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, CartoCSS, Ruby

Updated 1 month ago

legalhousing

and 17 more

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Written in Python, HTML, R, JavaScript, Ruby, CSS

Updated 1 year ago

cambridge_energy_app

EnerSave is designed to help and encourage Cambridge residents to reduce their electric bills.

and 22 more

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Written in CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, HTML, CoffeeScript

Updated 2 years ago

calendar_api

Calendar API and admin tools.

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Written in CSS, Ruby, JavaScript, CoffeeScript, HTML

Updated 3 years ago

pantry_pickup

Combining city data with a list of specific needs from food pantries will allow citizens to most effectively make useful and needed donations assisted by the Pantry Pick-Up App.

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Written in CSS, Ruby, HTML, Makefile, JavaScript, Python, Shell

Updated 4 years ago

CutePetsBoston

This is a twitter bot that posts a random adoptable pet from Petfinder.com.

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Written in Ruby

Updated 5 years ago

homeful

Crowdfunding to help homeless people.

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Written in CSS, Ruby, JavaScript, CoffeeScript

Updated 5 years ago

brigade_backend

A RESTful backend for a Code for America brigade.

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Written in CSS, Ruby, JavaScript

Updated 5 years ago

urbanite

Urbanite: Boston is an app that allows users to access 'hidden' cultural gems in their local environment by leveraging social media streams from local venues and cultural organizations like bands, artists, authors, chefs, etc. It's based on the idea that most major media outlets don't necessarily know or report on what bands are playing at the Middle East or what movies are at the Brattle, but those places are promoting their lineups on their own Facebook and Twitter feeds. By aggregating those feeds by category and sub-category, we can let people explore cultural events in their neighborhoods.