Norse v2.7.0 New Features Improvements Bug Fixes Full changelog: https://github.com/211-Connect/Norse/compare/v2.6.0…v2.7.0
Norse v2.6.0 Improvements Bug Fixes Accessibility Full changelog: https://github.com/211-Connect/Norse/compare/v2.5.1…v2.6.0
Norse v2.5.0 New Features Improvements Bug Fixes Accessibility This is a major WCAG accessibility release based on manual review from the VPAT certification team at Equalize Digital. Remediation work covers nearly the entire app surface: Full changelog: https://github.com/211-Connect/Norse/releases/tag/v2.5.0
New Features Improvements Bug Fixes
New Features Bug Fixes Performance Improvements Accessibility
Contributors:David Botos, Head of Engineering – Connect 211Greg Bloom, Director – Open Referral On Open Referral’s blog, we recently posted about our Resource Record-Matcher: an open source AI-powered directory data collaboration tool. As I wrote there, “At Connect211, we work with human service referral providers in more than twenty states to ‘orchestrate’ resource data pipelines,…
We are on a mission to provide make 211s the cool kid on the block with amazing technology solutions that also generate revenue for you. We could never do this without voracious feedback from our stakeholders. This is a chance for us to share what’s new and exciting, and also gather feedback from you about…
We are long overdue for an update. The full version will come shortly; we have been working overtime to release some significant updates and onboard exciting new clients. However, there is something that a few of our clients have noticed, and I want to talk about it now. Our search engine is deep linked, meaning…
Following are a couple thoughts on potential updates for location, physical_address, and postal_address in HSDS. I’ve been transforming AUW211’s data into HSDS using DBT, and the aspect of having two address tables that are separate from the location table introduces complexity that I’m not sure is worth it. I’m usually in favor of normalization, but…
It’s been a few months since we posted an update. 2 out of 4 of our team members (including yours truly) were having babies in December, and that kept us plenty occupied outside core operations. All’s well, and our team just increased by 50% thanks to two adorable little additions. Release Notes Chris kept developing…