Hackathon Follow Up

Thank you again for participating in the White House Open Data Day Hackathon. It was great to have you here and we're excited to continue working with you.

Please fill out the form below to tell us how you'd like your project to move forward, how we might feature your project on WhiteHouse.gov, re-use the code, and more.

Name:

Preferred email:

If the White House wants link to a live demo of my project, use this URL:

Code for my project can be found here:

Please check whichever of these apply to your project:

I will have sample code I hope the White House will be able to include as a sample with the API documentation or SDK

I will host my own live example on my own website

I prefer to maintain my project/code on my own (e.g. on GitHub) and have the White House link to it

I prefer to submit a pull request to a White House repo and have the White House take over maintaining my project/code

My project is written in PHP and/or JavaScript and I would be happy to work with the White House to incorporate my project into the petitions.whitehouse.gov

I demoed my project at the end of the hackathon on 2/21

The White House has never seen my project (either because it has changed or because I did not demo it on 2/21)

I would like to write a blog post on my own website about the White House hackathon and my project

I would like to write a guest blog post about my project for whitehouse.gov

The earliest I could have my project in a publicly sharable/viewable state is:

The latest I intend to have my project in a publicly sharable/viewable state is:

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