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The projects

Teams can build their application with any language and framework they want. Projects must be useful to end users who are not coders, and they must be hosted on GitHub, not-for-profit, and open-source.

[Django][Django-projects]

Selfstarter

Selfstarter is an open source starting point for building your own ad-hoc crowdfunding site. It was put together by Lockitron after they were turned down from Kickstarter.

TableStacker

LATimes uses TableStacker to publish spreadsheets as interactive tables. Convert a CSV file into an interactive HTML table that sorts, filters and paginates.

Calagator

Calagator is an open source community calendaring platform. The software was built by volunteers for Calagator.org, a unified calendar for the technology community of Portland, Oregon.

Adopt a Fire Hydrant

Claim responsibility for shoveling out a fire hydrant after it snows.

OpenElm

The Open Elm Project is a public crowdsourcing initiative to collect data on the Elm tree population of the Isle of Man and help track and tackle increasing outbreaks of Dutch Elm Disease. The Island is one of the few places left in the UK which have a healthy population (unlike England which lost 23 million trees between 1960 and 1988)

Gamblor

Gamblor is real-time multi-player online casino where people can move around and chat with each other, while playing casino games with fake money.

OpenHatch

OpenHatch is a non-profit dedicated to matching prospective free software contributors with communities, tools, and education. All the code that powers the site is open source and people are encouraged to contribute to improving it.

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