ProudCity 1.52.0 Release
This is primarily a security and maintenance release.
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ProudCity 1.51.0 Release
This is primarily a security and maintenance release. There are no WordPress Core updates in this release. It is immediately available for all ProudCity Hosted sites and for download on Github under the GNU Affero GPL v3 open source license. Instagram posts in your social wall Note: Instagram recently changed their API for retrieving posts … Continued
Proudly serving ELGL and the local government community
We’re proud to begin working closely with ELGL and the local government leadership community on its future website.
Government Technology: ‘As Google’s Deadline for Web Encryption Looms, Many State and Local Websites Don’t Meet the Standard’
Government Technology covered our research on encryption and state government websites. We’re proud to say that every government website on the ProudCity Platform is Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure.
ProudCity 1.50.0 Release
This is primarily a security and maintenance release. There are no WordPress Core updates in this release. It is immediately available for all ProudCity Hosted sites and for download on Github under the GNU Affero GPL v3 open source license. What changes will I notice? There is a new Contact SMS Number option for Department … Continued
ProudCity 1.49.0 Release
This is primarily a bugfix and contributed plugin update release.
ProudCity Release 1.48.0
This is primarily a bugfix and contributed plugin update release.
#digitalgovtip #5: Explore (and submit your) digital government success stories on the Digital Transformation Exchange
The Government Digital Transformation Exchange is a new collaboration between U.S. states, counties and cities that helps government agencies share best digital practices with one another.
ProudCity partners with ITIF, Governing, Government Technology to facilitate cross-government innovation
We’re proud to host the new Government Digital Transformation Exchange website on the ProudCity Digital Government Platform.
#digitalgovtip #4: Think ‘exponential’ when it comes to digital government services.
I’ve been working on my thoughts around ‘Exponential Digital Government’ and have started to outline principles and a general technology approach to help explain a vision for how this works.