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November 18, 2015
The current future of 18F marketplaces
In August, we announced the Full-stack Development Pool vendors for the Agile Delivery Services Marketplace. As we continue to work on the alpha version of this marketplace, we're beginning to plan out additional micro-markets as well.Continue reading about The current future of 18F marketplaces
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November 18, 2015
Automating easy government decisions with machine learning
Machine learning is a subfield of computer science that focuses on the problem of learning from data. We think there’s a big opportunity to make government more efficient by using the massive paper trail that government agencies have been creating over the decades as datasets for machine learning algorithms.Continue reading about Automating easy government decisions with machine learning
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November 17, 2015
GSA.gov refreshed with eye toward mobile users
GSA unveiled a refreshed gsa.gov website yesterday with a more crisp design layout, improved usability, and features geared more toward mobile users.Continue reading about GSA.gov refreshed with eye toward mobile users
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November 17, 2015
Choose design over architecture
Conventional wisdom often encourages engineers to start with a big architectural overview, but this kind of a grand plan usually leads to technical-debt. Instead of using an architecture-first plan, you should focus on user experience design and software design to help your project avoid technical debt. -
November 13, 2015
Answering common questions about cloud.gov
Four weeks ago, we announced cloud.gov, a new platform that will enable small federal teams to rapidly develop and deploy web services with best-practice, production-level security and scalability. Currently, we’re running a small pilot program to prepare to open up cloud.gov to all federal agencies. In the meantime, we’d like to lay out some more details about the project and answer some common questions.Continue reading about Answering common questions about cloud.gov
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