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datahub-fe

Committed an initial commit of an Angular 2 code base for a starting point for the front end of the project.

Digging into the wireframe to create some templates.

datahub-be

Updated the documentation for how to get up and running. Using DjangoRest with a Postgres database.

On-boarded Several Developers.

Created 2 git repositories: https://github.com/codefordurham/datahub-fe (Front End) https://github.com/codefordurham/datahub-be (Back End)

Created Waffle Boards for each repository: https://waffle.io/codefordurham/datahub-fe https://waffle.io/codefordurham/datahub-be

Started to create tickets for the two projects.

Technical decision was made to keep the front end independent of the back end.

Back End technology will be built on Django REST framework with a Postgres database.

Front End technology will be built on Angular 2 framework.

There have been lots of starts and stops to this project over time. So, reframing this as the Data Hub project with Affordable Housing as the first implementation of the Data Hub.

Here is a link to some new specification documentation. I can easily fill out the back-end service specifications and add waffle tickets to coordinate. We will want to add a front-end developer to help define the technology direction of the front end.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QeH2C0AOGbty45MovZoFLEZGdZgq-5oBozoWwtEHOMc/edit?usp=sharing

I will also move forward with setting up an AWS account and explore the free tier.

Created interactive wireframes: http://lpmo40.axshare.com/#p=iphone_frame_for_desktop_view and visual design: https://slack-files.com/files-pri-safe/T02ETHD9P-F1ZBQ6Q95/affordable-housing.pdf?c=1470787142-db1f98582b91a0008027c57af240cae680023c51 for the basic format of the website. Feedback is welcome!

Here are some highlights of what we accomplished tonight:

We decided on a target audience we're going to focus on as the users for the firs draft of the site — Councilpeople of Durham.

We cleaned up the waffle board, and created several new waffle tickets.

We created a wiki page for running the site locally on OSX. We'll continue to build out documentation using the wiki.

We resolved 1 UI ticket re: the placeholder mobile header "Business Casual" with our "Affordable Housing" header.

We started work on determining how to integrate the pyzillow client for the Zillow api to gather data.

Hosted to a new free site: http://affordablehousing.pythonanywhere.com/

• Added a new graph for the ACS Gross Rent Percent Household Income ** The graphs were pretty cluttered ** Experimented with line, bar, stacked bar ** Experimented with rolling some of the data up ** Was pretty easy for Ron to manipulate the data and show visualizations locally

• Worked with Sarah to bring her up to speed on the project and bounced ideas around with her to see if we could come up with a good way to show the data

• Sarah had a great question - "What story do we want to tell?"

NEXT STEPS:

• Need to be able to have others run the site locally
• Need to deploy the site hosted externally
• Need get a good grasp on the visualizations we want

• Created new, simpler application stack for exploring data (moved away from SF housing hub template)
• Created Slack Channel for better remote, real time communications
• Scheduled SME interviews with Karen Lado (Durham Aff Housing Consultant) & had call with Shoshana (Commercial Real Estate Professional)
• Proved dynamic usage of Durham Portal data
• Established process
• Onboarded Jen H - Welcome!

Next Steps

• Get current app hosted on GH pages (Ron)
• Documenting latest app version in Github (Ron)
• Create well-formed data for some new graphs (Ben)
• Discuss strategy/priorities with Karen Lado (Adam)
• Give UI feedback (Jen)

The relative path issue for the css and links looks like it is now resolved on both the local and http://codefordurham.github.io/affordablehousing.

There is still an issue with the graphs not showing on http://codefordurham.github.io/affordablehousing, but they are showing up locally.

• Published HousingHub repo at codefordurham.github.io/affordablehousing (fixed css) — Working on broken local version to sync with master
• Synced w/John Killeen on Durham Compass and downloaded geojson data layers from github
• Next Steps: See waffle board

• Pushed ACS data to github repo (Derek)
• Created Localized Map (Rob)
• Chris/Adam discussed Karen Lado visualization
• Created live data view of filtered (probable) Rentals Property map

• Merged new Data Browser to master repo
• Downloaded ACS data for Durham
• Started consuming JSON files
• Worked on parsing txt to csv data visualization catalog

• Started catalog of potential visualizations
• Rob got one Durham visualization up and running!
• Set up an open google drive folder to share relevant docs among the group

Attendees: Derek (database/back end), Brittany (front end), Cat (front end), Ben (data/policy), Leah (data/research), Adam (Policy/partners), Chris K (real estate perspective)

• Cloned the DataSF Data Hub Starter project in our affordable housing repo. To join the repo, just
• Started a waffle board to add/manage next steps
• Onboarded new members to the project
• Reviewed the Dec 10 affordable housing report provided by consultant Karen Lado to the City of Durham

[Notes from Ginny] Attendees: Brittany, Anne, Ginny, Adam, Mickey, & Derek

Summary: Good discussion on the history of this team and the priorities of those who arrived. A good discussion on activities that will help in the discovery:

• Prototype a page or two from the San Francisco Housing Data Hub (housing.datasf.org)
• Pull data from Open Durham (ex County Population Vulnerability) into various tools such as Watson, SAS Enterprise, Pandas, …
• Compare Durham to similar cities to assess how we are doing for affordability and accessibility to housing
• Determine if there is data that the community could request to be added to the Open Durham site.

Next Meeting Prep (December 15)

• Join the Google Group for communication.
• Review the initial details from the March 2015 brainstorming session
• Get project setup: Github Repository, Planning Board (Waffle.io, Trello,etc), other
• Review and Play with various data sources including: https://opendurham.nc.gov/page/home
• Talk with potential stakeholders: Non-profits (Trosa, Housing for NewHope, Self Help, etc),

What's happening in community: Recent discussions with Durham CAN, Durham City Council, Self-Help, Durham Housing Authority, etc centers around downtown housing near the Durham Transportation Station, mainly re: options for

• the use of public property to incentivize private developers to create housing developments with some affordable units, and
• competition for limited State HUD funds for different projects.

Recent News (see great sources below)

• Next Council Work Session: Sep 24 - Get Agenda details here

• Sep 10 : Durham Council working session live blog/recap

• August 19: Durham Council - Downtown Affordable Housing Issues Background

Courtesy of Lisa Soorg and Bull City Rising blog