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Governments at all levels have been using GitHub for some time now to build better, more accessible websites, publish laws and data, and even collaborate on policies themselves. Today we’re…
Governments at all levels have been using GitHub for some time now to build better, more accessible websites, publish laws and data, and even collaborate on policies themselves.
Today we’re proud to announce the launch of government.github.com, a website dedicated to showcasing the amazing efforts of public servants and civic hackers around the globe.
The site also features an up to date list of all the city, state, and national government organizations on GitHub. Don’t see your local government listed? Tell them why they should be.
If you’re a government employee that has a story to tell, the entire site is open source.
Happy open governmenting, and look for your local government posting on GitHub sometime Soon™.
