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Code for America (CfA) started in 2009. It’s a non-profit, non-partisan organization that brings together programmers, designers, data analysts and other web-industry professionals to work with municipalities to promote openness, participation and efficiency in local government. Now, Cary has it’s own Code for America Brigade.
The weather was perfect on Saturday for the 2nd annual National Train Day celebration in downtown Cary. Here are a few pictures to remember the day.
A new generation of customers is now entering the marketplace. That’s one of the things I learned at the North Carolina Technology Association (NCTA) last week.
There are now two useful mobile apps available to the public that can help you with public transportation in Cary.
It was a rainy Saturday in Cary. Perfect time to learn about Open Data and write some code.
Cary’s Technology Task Force presented it’s final report to Town Council on Thursday December 13, 2012. You can watch the video right here or on YouTube.
At its regular meeting last week, Cary Town Council approved members of a new Technology Task Force. The job of the nine-member group is to recommend ways the Town can the best use of technology in communicating with citizens.
Cary’s pro basketball team, the Cary Invasion, took on the Cary Police Department Saturday night in a friendly game to raise money for Dorcas Ministries.
Cary’s first Open Data Day is coming this weekendFinal plans are coming together and here’s a run-down of what’s happening.