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Did you knew the City of Amsterdam has developed over 125 open-source projects? Also, many of those are build using JavaScript and are using other open-source packages and tools included in the JavaScript ecosystem. The City of Amsterdam is pioneering the field of open-source development by local governments worldwide. But how do we incorporate Open Standards into our projects, choose which packages to use, maintain our repositories and keep our codebase reliable?

Tecnología

Open-sourcing JavaScript
at the City of Amsterdam
All Things Open 2019, Raleigh N.C.

A little bit about
myself ﬁrst…
@gethackteam

@gethackteam
- Since 1275
- Population: 860,000

@gethackteam
In 2017, approximately 60,000 people
were employed by more than 1,000
technology companies in Amsterdam,
representing 11% of the total
Amsterdam labour market.

@gethackteam
Even at our local
government

@gethackteam
- “DataPunt”
- Since 2015
- 85 people strong
- 8 scrum teams

@gethackteam
We’re developing projects for
civil servants, researchers,
and civilians

@gethackteam
Or based on problems the city
is facing

@gethackteam
“Signalen”
- > 200,000 alerts a year

- Serves ± 800 civil-servants

@gethackteam
Why?
- Collaboration

- Reusability

- Transparency

- …
Find out more at https://amsterdam.github.io

@gethackteam
Also, we follow European
guidelines for open standards

@gethackteam
Portal that combines (almost)
all open data of the city

@gethackteam
“City Data / Atlas”
- > 65,000 views a month

- > 17,000 visitors a month

- Incl. ± 2,000 civil-servants
We’re using the over 35 APIs we also open-sourced!

@gethackteam
Improving the application’s
reusability, because:

@gethackteam
That was actually our ﬁrst
npm package 🎉

@gethackteam
“Amsterdam Styled
Components”
- Monorepo (3 packages)

- Used by all new projects in
our department

@gethackteam
However, it's challenging to get
the entire city on board

@gethackteam
1. Every project setup is
different
2. The Design System is still in
development
3. Some projects are created
externally

@gethackteam
We also separated our
analytics logic

@gethackteam
“Matomo Tracker”
- Monorepo (2 packages)

- Used by all new projects in
our department

@gethackteam
A map based on open
standards and libraries

@gethackteam
The kickoff will be an
internal “hackathon”

@gethackteam
Are we the only one
doing this?

@gethackteam
SCORE Project
9 European cities, 15 partners

@gethackteam
“IoT Registry”
- Developed together with
SCORE partners

Want to learn more?
Search: Roy Derks@gethackteam
https://amsterdam.github.io
https://github.com/amsterdam
https://npmjs.com/org/datapunt

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Open-sourcing JavaScript at the City of Amsterdam - All Things Open 2019

1. Open-sourcing JavaScript at the City of Amsterdam All Things Open 2019, Raleigh N.C.

2. @gethackteam Who is this for?

3. @gethackteam

4. A little bit about myself ﬁrst… @gethackteam

5. Roy Derks @gethackteam

6. @gethackteam Amsterdam?

7. @gethackteam - Since 1275 - Population: 860,000

8. @gethackteam Not in the U.S.!

9. @gethackteam

10. @gethackteam ± 4000 miles

11. @gethackteam We’re known for…

12. @gethackteam

13. @gethackteam

14. @gethackteam But we also do tech!

15. @gethackteam In 2017, approximately 60,000 people were employed by more than 1,000 technology companies in Amsterdam, representing 11% of the total Amsterdam labour market.

16. @gethackteam In 2017, approximately 60,000 people were employed by more than 1,000 technology companies in Amsterdam, representing 11% of the total Amsterdam labour market.

17. @gethackteam In 2017, approximately 60,000 people were employed by more than 1,000 technology companies in Amsterdam, representing 11% of the total Amsterdam labour market.

18. @gethackteam Even at our local government

19. @gethackteam

20. @gethackteam - “DataPunt” - Since 2015 - 85 people strong - 8 scrum teams

21. @gethackteam

22. @gethackteam We’re developing projects for civil servants, researchers, and civilians

23. @gethackteam data information knowledge

24. @gethackteam Or based on problems the city is facing

25. @gethackteam

26. @gethackteam

27. @gethackteam

28. @gethackteam How to solve this?

29. @gethackteam

30. @gethackteam But also technology !

31. @gethackteam

32. @gethackteam “Signalen” - > 200,000 alerts a year - Serves ± 800 civil-servants

33. @gethackteam And everything is open!

34. @gethackteam Why? - Collaboration - Reusability - Transparency - … Find out more at https://amsterdam.github.io

35. @gethackteam Also, we follow European guidelines for open standards

36. @gethackteam What I’m working on:

37. @gethackteam

38. @gethackteam Portal that combines (almost) all open data of the city

39. @gethackteam “City Data / Atlas” - > 65,000 views a month - > 17,000 visitors a month - Incl. ± 2,000 civil-servants We’re using the over 35 APIs we also open-sourced!

40. @gethackteam It has a long history

41. @gethackteam

42. @gethackteam And it looked like this:

43. @gethackteam First version

44. @gethackteam Current

45. @gethackteam Soon

46. @gethackteam Improving the application’s reusability, because:

47. @gethackteam

48. @gethackteam How are we doing this?

49. @gethackteam Abstracting UI and logic

50. @gethackteam By creating a UI library

51. @gethackteam UI library

52. @gethackteam That was actually our ﬁrst npm package 🎉

53. @gethackteam “Amsterdam Styled Components” - Monorepo (3 packages) - Used by all new projects in our department

54. @gethackteam However, it's challenging to get the entire city on board

55. @gethackteam 1. Every project setup is different 2. The Design System is still in development 3. Some projects are created externally

56. @gethackteam + many more

57. @gethackteam 1. Every project setup is different 2. The Design System is still in development 3. Some projects are created externally

58. @gethackteam

59. @gethackteam 1. Every project setup is different 2. The Design System is still in development 3. Some projects are created externally

60. @gethackteam We also separated our analytics logic

61. @gethackteam “Matomo Tracker” - Monorepo (2 packages) - Used by all new projects in our department

62. @gethackteam What’s next?

63. @gethackteam + many more

64. @gethackteam A map based on open standards and libraries

65. @gethackteam The kickoff will be an internal “hackathon”

66. @gethackteam Are we the only one doing this?

67. @gethackteam SCORE Project 9 European cities, 15 partners

68. @gethackteam “IoT Registry” - Developed together with SCORE partners

69. @gethackteam Want to learn more?

70. Want to learn more? Search: Roy Derks@gethackteam https://amsterdam.github.io https://github.com/amsterdam https://npmjs.com/org/datapunt

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