Code for NoVA Brigade

(Bottom Photo) Third place prize winners receive a musical TeslaCoil kit by oneTesla. Judge Scott presents the third prize to winners Donovan, Jason, Kay, Sudarshan and Taek.

Code for NoVA Brigade captain, and organizer of this years NoVA NDoCH weighs in on what civic hacking means and what the future of civic hacking will be.

Code for NoVA’s collaborative doc where all the action is taking place! All of our active challenges are listed there along with the teams

Arlington County’s Arlington Today challenge team discussing taxonomies and the “calculus” of displaying county sponsored events

Alexandria Symphony Orchestra patron survey app team gets to work!

Challenge Pitches this morning!

City of Alexandria has started posting PDFs of found property (bikes). Johana showed off her organizational schema for displaying this data. 

Brian began building this during last year's hackathon, and continues to this day.  He presented to get feedback from the Code for NoVA folks.  #CodeAcross

Mike shows off some of the updates he made to the Alexandria Plays app.  

A different approach to the Women's Center challenge. #CodeAcross

Kunal presents the initial wireframes for The Women's Center scheduling web app.

Final presentations for #CodeAcross - Chris talks about his idea to leverage openhealthinspection.com data to let people know about the quality of food at food establishments they may be eating at, right as they think about walking in!

Pierce mans the registration desk while adding support for Alexandria and Fairfax data in the Virginia Circuit Court Search.  #multitasking #CodeAcross

Derrick is leveraging Fusion Tables for data visualization using Fairfax County data.  

Another team puts their minds together to tackle the Women's Center project.

Integrating UX into the process.  Let get sketching!

The Women's Center came ready for the civic hackers today! Check out this requirements and functional specs doc they made!