A Daily-Updating 311 Dashboard for SF's Castro
I live in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood and wanted a better way to keep an eye on what’s going on — potholes, graffiti, tree issues, and other service requests. Instead of waiting for monthly digests or digging through city dashboards, I built my own live map. This was a chance to flex my GIS skills and stitch together an open-source stack I fully control — from ETL and spatial filtering to GeoServer and a React Leaflet frontend. Now I can check what’s happening in the neighborhood any time, from any device. ...