What We’re Made Of
We would like to thank the following companies for donating their services to our project:
- Netlify for hosting our site
- Contentful for providing our CMS
- Calibre for automated performance testing
- Algolia for our search
The COVID Tracking Project is a group effort, with code hosted on GitHub including but not limited to these repositories:
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- Developed by Zach Lipton, Josh Ellington, and Ken Riley.
- Detects changes to health department pages using (our fork of) URL Watch and reports them to a Slack channel to notify us for further analysis.
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- Developed by Zach Lipton and Josh Ellington.
- Fork of original urlwatch repo, which includes headless browser mode and custom reporting functions specific to our project.
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- Developed by Kai Curry.
- Cloudflare Worker that exposes our data as JSON or CSV over HTTP.
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The COVID Tracking Project website
- Developed by Mat Marquis, Lucas Gonze, and Ethan Marcotte with boosts from Kai Curry.
- Our public website, covidtracking.com.
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- Developed by Joshua Ellinger and in small part by Julia Kodysh.
- HTML scanner/extraction pipeline that processes state data sites and saves the data to the repo. Additionally, backs up screenshot images of state data sites to Amazon S3 for later reference.
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- Developed by Joshua Ellinger.
- A flask website that provides several services in support of the HTML scanner/extraction pipeline for state data: caching, another view on parts of the public Google spreadsheet, ability to view historical HTML data.
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- Developed by Julia Kodysh.
- GitHub backup for versioning the contents of our public Google spreadsheet data in CSV format.
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- Developed by Danny Yang.
- Uses Ruby to crawl state websites and publish data to coronavirusapi.com.
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- Owner: Eric Czech.