[OpenSpending] report from Toronto budget mini-hackathon

[Anders Pedersen]

Hi Gabe,

Great to hear about all the work you manage to pull off from the event.

I was really trilled to see that you have been using d3.js to visualise the
budget data:
http://gabesawhney.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Screen-shot-2013-07-22-at-11.29.38-AM.png

I would be interested to learn if you would be able to create any d3
visulizations using the OpenSpending
API<http://openspending.org/help/api.html>,
as we would be quite keen to share more examples of API usage.

Best,
Anders

On 22 July 2013 12:27, Gabe Sawhney <gabe at pwd.ca> wrote:

> Hi everyone!
> I just wanted to share this report on the city budget mini-hackathon that
> we had in Toronto (Canada) this weekend. It was a small group, but I'm very
> happy with what we accomplished!
>
> Final report: http://gabesawhney.com/?p=384
> Invitation & background: http://bit.ly/torontobudgethackathon
>
> New (and hopefully correct!) city budget dataset on OpenSpending:
> http://openspending.org/ca-local-toronto
>
> Gabe
>
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