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.net-core-rabbitmq

aspnetcore-wishlist

Project to create a new ASP.NET Core wishlist application from scratch.

cleanarchdemo

Overview of a clean architecture

data-science--cheat-sheet

Cheat Sheets

dotnetcoreidentityserver4

heart

Heart is a project working directly with the LA City Attorney’s Homeless Engagement and Response Team. The HEART program helps homeless individuals resolve eligible traffic and pedestrian infractions and related warrants and fines by engaging with relevant services. Hack for LA is helping them build a database and case management system to streamline their workflow and enable them to scale their program. Find us on the Hack for LA Slack #heart

helloworldapp

Simple HelloWorld App

intro-cli-git-github

A practical introduction to the commandline, git and github

jobs-for-hope

Aggregate job opportunities for homeless service providers so that people can search for a job in the non-profit sector that fits their skillset.

la-homeless-data

A blog for communicating data-driven stories around the issue of homelessness in the Los Angeles area.

merge-conflicts

microrabbit

Microservices with RabbitMQ

public-tree-map

Web site for Public Tree Map. Public Tree Map uses open datasets to document publicly owned park + street trees in Santa Monica, California

python-quizgenerator

Python-QuizGenerator

python-webpagedownload

Python-WebPageDownload

shared-housing

LA Family Housing, an LA-based non-profit working to end the homelessness crisis, engaged the help of Hack for LA to identify and design a more efficient & effective solution for matching multiple individuals who experience homelessness as potential co-tenants, and placing the matched individuals in suitable shared housing units.

spare

Connecting those in need with people who have extra stuff

tdm-calculator

DTLA Hack for LA is partnering with Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) to develop a Traffic Demand Management (TDM) calculator tool. This tool will help planners at LADOT and real estate developers to meet the Los Angeles’s Mobility Plan goals by 2035.