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App contests reappraised

August 22, 2011August 22, 2011 / Anirvan Chatterjee

Civic developers are rethinking the utility off app development contests as a way to drive long-term utilization of APIs. A piece in O’Reilly Radar discusses what doesn’t work—and what does—when it comes to growing an open data ecosystem.

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  • “Everyone Jumped on the App Contest Bandwagon. Now What?” (O’Reilly Radar)

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