Github + NYSenate = FLOSSy goodness

Our recent efforts to open up the Senate’s legislative data and online services have gotten positive recognition from Github.com, a leader in providing social coding services and the site we happen to host our open-source projects on. Here’s an excerpt from their blog:

“The cool thing for us is that they’ve put all their open source projects up on GitHub at github.com/nysenatecio for you to use and improve. We are very happy that we can help them share these projects, and I hope more local and federal government efforts will open up to this degree. Congratulations to the New York Senate for moving forward with openness and accountability.”

Read on at the Github blog

p.s.

FLOSS = free/libre/open source software

p.s.s.

Though our code is indeed up on Github, we’ve still got a few revisions to checkin and documentation to write to make it easy for the rest of the world to really use. Stay tuned!

posted 2 years ago | Permatime

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