e-petitions: open source, open data and getting trendy!
...afield as the governments of Montenegro and Chile. This week we shared the code base in a public repository for exploration and reuse. We will continue to push our code...
...afield as the governments of Montenegro and Chile. This week we shared the code base in a public repository for exploration and reuse. We will continue to push our code...
...a problem using mob programming. The development team on Verify has been experimenting with mob programming for a while, but this was something new for us. The idea is that...
...Chief Technology Officer and her deputy, the 18F Deputy Executive Director and the Code for America Director. At the main Code for America summit session, there were 23 speakers on...
...Let’s keep it that way. And whatever our ambitions for 2030, let’s start now. Thanks for listening. Follow Stephen on Twitter, and don't forget to sign up for email alerts....
...for what was included in GOV.UK's scope, and what wasn't. 10 October Content designer Padma Gillen on writing for citizens versus writing for customers: Engaging with the government is something...
...I would need to declare the commodity code for the coffee (known as the TARIC code) and the tariff tool allows you to find that. It also gives you details...
...pages. The Technology Code of Practice was updated. Changes were made to parts on emerging technologies and research was done to improve the strategy for local authorities. We celebrated International...
...text. One of our key design rules – tools before content – grew from the recognition that for many things text is a really problematic choice. For example, the passports...
...simulated service URL. A simple first test For our first test, we sent 10 payments per second, for a single test account with one webhook. This meant that for each...
...on a panel chaired by Jennifer Pahlka, founder of Code for America, with two great women; Nicole Tecco Reece from Case Commons and Jessica Lord, Code for America Fellow 2012....