- Department of Commerce
- Department of Energy
- Department of Labor
- Executive Office of the President
- Environmental Protection Agency
- General Services Administration
- National Archives and Records Administration
- NASA
- Office of Personnel Management
- Department of the Treasury
- Department of Agriculture
- Department of Veterans Affairs
Code.gov Launches as Government's GitHub
[caption id="attachment_138109" align="aligncenter" width="2568"] Government building with flag || code.gov[/caption] The U.S. government is now letting you take a look at what it’s doing, at least digitally. Last week, a website called code.gov spun up with codebases for many of the government’s own products. With the eyebrow-raising goal of unlocking "the tremendous potential of the Federal Government’s software," code.gov is basically the government’s own version of GitHub. While it still keeps some products available via GitHub, those are often distributed by the respective branches of government; code.gov cobbles them all together. Here are the departments with projects on the site (so far):