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April 11, 2014
Open source and terms of service = a better developer experience
One of the important changes occurring across the federal government is the role of open source for non-code projects - using an open, iterative model of collaboration inherited from the coding community for all kinds of new purposes. Want to see a great example of this in action? In recent years, as more and more agencies offer public APIs, some have included a developer terms of service (TOS).Continue reading about Open source and terms of service = a better developer experience
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April 1, 2014
Ask us (almost) anything
GitHub for Government did their very first AMA (Ask Me Anything) last week with Philadelphia's Chief Data Officer, Mark Headd. After some prodding by GitHub's Head Bureaucat, Ben Balter, 18F decided to use this new avenue to do some Q and A. -
March 31, 2014
Announcing FBOpen: Government opportunities made easier
Today we're announcing our first product launch: FBOpen, a set of open-source tools to help small businesses search for opportunities to work with the U.S. government.Continue reading about Announcing FBOpen: Government opportunities made easier
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March 27, 2014
Uncle Sam wants YOU to be a hero hacker
The Presidential Innovation Fellows program is now accepting applications from creative, energetic policy hackers, entrepreneurs, user experience experts, designers, front-end developers, back-end developers, system architecture wizards, data wranglers, and more to serve their tours of duty to radically improve the delivery of government digital services.Continue reading about Uncle Sam wants YOU to be a hero hacker
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March 21, 2014
29 minutes
I want to relate a great little thing that happened here at 18th and F yesterday. At 11am yesterday morning, members of the GSA.gov team, Sarah Hyder and Patrick Son, met with Hillary Hartley, Alison Rowland, and me to talk about how to integrate FBOpen into GSA's mobile website, m.gsa.gov, on its How To Sell to the Government" page.
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