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[http://growstuff.org/ '''Growstuff'''] is an open source, collaborative, community-oriented website and social network for food gardeners. It is a developing database of crops, harvests, planting advice, seed sources, and other useful gardening information that anyone can use for free for any purpose, under a [[CC-by-sa]] license. | [http://growstuff.org/ '''Growstuff'''] is an open source, collaborative, community-oriented website and social network for food gardeners. It is a developing database of crops, harvests, planting advice, seed sources, and other useful gardening information that anyone can use for free for any purpose, under a [[CC-by-sa]] license. | ||
'''Growstuff''' is an independent, ad-free and operated as a social business. | |||
Growstuff is independent, ad-free and operated as a social business. | |||
== Openness == | == Openness == | ||
The platform is [[open source]]. It is developed using Ruby on Rails, using an agile programming methodology which includes pair programming, both in-person and via web link-ups. | The platform is [[open source]]. It is developed using Ruby on Rails, using an agile programming methodology which includes pair programming, both in-person and via web link-ups. | ||
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== Benchmarking Harvests == | == Benchmarking Harvests == | ||
Benchmarking Harvests is a collaboration with Permaculture Melbourne to enable tracking of harvests through the Growstuff platform, collecting the data to reveal the potential of [[urban agriculture]] and insights about local food growing patterns such as planting and harvest times. | Benchmarking Harvests is a collaboration with Permaculture Melbourne to enable tracking of harvests through the Growstuff platform, collecting the data to reveal the potential of [[urban agriculture]] and insights about local food growing patterns such as planting and harvest times. | ||
<ref>Benchmarking Harvests announcements: | <ref>Benchmarking Harvests announcements: | ||
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== Background == | == Background == | ||
Growstuff is an initiative of Alex Bayley an ex-Google coder and a food grower, living in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]]. | Growstuff is an initiative of Alex Bayley an ex-Google coder and a food grower, living in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]]. | ||
== Footnotes == | == Footnotes == | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
[[Category:Collaborations]] | [[Category:Collaborations]] | ||
Revision as of 12:04, 15 October 2018
Growstuff is an open source, collaborative, community-oriented website and social network for food gardeners. It is a developing database of crops, harvests, planting advice, seed sources, and other useful gardening information that anyone can use for free for any purpose, under a CC-by-sa license. Growstuff is an independent, ad-free and operated as a social business.
Openness
The platform is open source. It is developed using Ruby on Rails, using an agile programming methodology which includes pair programming, both in-person and via web link-ups.
The data collected is open data, available via API or csv files.
Benchmarking Harvests
Benchmarking Harvests is a collaboration with Permaculture Melbourne to enable tracking of harvests through the Growstuff platform, collecting the data to reveal the potential of urban agriculture and insights about local food growing patterns such as planting and harvest times. [1]
Background
Growstuff is an initiative of Alex Bayley an ex-Google coder and a food grower, living in Melbourne, Australia.
Footnotes
- ↑ Benchmarking Harvests announcements:
- Track your harvests with Growstuff, October 23, 2013.
- The Benchmarking Harvests project, Chris Watkins, October 24, 2013.
- Harvest Benchmarking: a collaboration with Permaculture Melbourne, September 19, 2013.