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iRail.be – The NMBS/SNCB iPhone route planner

NMBS/SNCB announces data sharing

Today, the Belgian railway company announces a data sharing program for third party developers. They will start sharing the planned schedules (“static data”). We are cautiously excited that this is the first step towards a real open data policy. You can request … Continue reading

22. September 2015 by Pieter Colpaert
Categories: iRail, News & events, NMBS, open data, Politics | 1 comment

Call for help: laravel, angularjs and nodejs devs needed

Too long didn’t read; we need your help developing stuff. We’re organising a day in September in Ghent to tell you all about it. Grab your ticket on Eventbrite! What we need? 1. We want to improve our API and … Continue reading

10. August 2015 by Brecht
Categories: iRail, News & events | Tags: , , | 1 comment

Students open timetables of Belgian railway company

Two students have opened the timetables of the NMBS, the Belgian railway company, as open data. App-developers can use this data to build innovative and user-friendly apps, like smartwatch-applications or even an integration in the routeplanner of Google Maps. You … Continue reading

29. July 2015 by Brecht
Categories: iRail, NMBS, open data, Summer of code | Leave a comment

April updates

Railtime is gone! It was an app which was perceived by many users as an app which offered a better user experience than the official NMBS/SNCB app (an app bought from a German service provider which was adapted for Belgium). … Continue reading

22. April 2015 by Pieter Colpaert
Categories: apps, BeTrains, iRail, job offer, NMBS, open data, Politics, Summer of code, TEC, The DataTank | 1 comment

iRail at ISWC2014

ISWC is the international conference on the Semantic Web where I’m presenting the recent development of iRail.be towards a hypermedia API. I’m hoping to gather feedback on our way of working and hope it can set an example for development … Continue reading

19. October 2014 by Pieter Colpaert
Categories: iRail, iRail 3.0 | Leave a comment

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