I’ve coped the repo to https://github.com/Code-for-Miami/ohana-api , and made a handful of starter issues to hopefully tackle today. Please bug me (I’m in the northeast corner of the room in a black shirt, @bryce on slack, etc.) if you need access to the github or slack or whatever :)

http://www.programmableweb.com/api/localwiki

https://www.omniref.com/ruby/gems/localwiki_client/0.3.1/symbols/Localwiki::Map

http://localwiki.readthedocs.org/en/latest/api.html#maps

Las distintas aplicaciones las ofrece Miami-Dade como herramientas para facilitarle al ciudadano los servicios que ofrecen.

(Code for Miami’s municipal partner was interviewed by Univision about civic app concepts like Open 311 to a Spanish speaking audience. He also spoke about Code for Miami at the end.)

Con la creación de programas y aplicaciones, un grupo de programadores intenta facilitar la obtención de datos de interés público acumulados en las arcas del Gobierno

Code for Miami participants offer subjective interpretations for engagement. On one screen, FL Legislature Tracker is a sleek interface, offering updates on all aspects of political decision-making.

Before I knew it, the Florida bill tracker had shifted from some faint idea to a work in progress in a matter of minutes. I met Cristina Solana (with Ernie’s help) and we began brainstorming. We synced our surprisingly already similar ideas (she also wanted to work on something legislature specific) and began “forking” or re-purposing Alan’s code.