Exploring Apps4Edmonton using Microsoft Live Labs Pivot
August 31, 2010 at 10:00 amYou’re going to hear a lot more about apps over the next few weeks! The deadline for submissions for the City of Edmonton’s Apps4Edmonton competition was Friday evening. Local developers came up with more than 30 really interesting and useful local apps, which will now compete for your votes and for the attention of the [...]
Tags: applications, apps4edmonton, data, edmonton, live labs pivot, microsoft, pivot, silverlight, softwareCity of Edmonton launches Apps4Edmonton Competition
June 25, 2010 at 11:30 am On Wednesday the City of Edmonton officially launched its Apps4Edmonton competition, which challenges residents to submit ideas for apps and developers to actually build them. There is more than $50,000 in prizes available, and everyone has a chance to win an Apple iPad. Here’s what the competition is all about:
Every Edmontonian can be an [...]
Edmonton Neighbourhood Census Data
April 7, 2010 at 11:15 amFor a long time I’ve wanted to get the City of Edmonton’s neighbourhood census data in CSV format (or really any usable format other than PDF). Recently, with the help of Laura (and Sandra) at the City’s Election & Census Services department, who I met at the Open City Workshop, I finally got it. And [...]
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