Tag: Code

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Jason Forrest

The “Dashboard” is Broken

The value of dashboards has eroded. When executives hear the word “dashboard” today, they envision standard charts in BI platforms—obligatory elements for meetings rather than..
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Joanne Amarisa & Arran Ridley

Introducing Girls To Code, One Flower at a Time

The Data Garden Project started as a small group of creative learners. Now, it’s growing into a global community.
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Kelsey Nanan

The Best Day… To Buy a Taylor Swift Ticket

A Taylor Swift fan with little hope of buying a concert ticket used her coding and data viz skills to make her Wildest Dreams come true.
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Andrzej Leszkiewicz

Visualizing World Governance Data as a Flower Garden

How to create a floral-themed visualization with Power BI tools that captures how we govern our world.
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Soonk Paik

How I Created a Data Visualization With Zero Coding Skills, Thanks to ChatGPT

An exercise in building a data visualization with ChatGPT writing—and debugging!—the code.
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Tyler Freeman

Does Twitter’s Algorithm Hate Your Friends?

I love Twitter. Well, I love my community on Twitter. I love learning about new art, new events, scientific discoveries, and social movements new and..
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Michael Friendly

Colorless Green Graphs Sleep Furiously: A Conversation with Leland Wilkinson

This article traces some history of ideas behind Leland Wilkinson’s development of the Grammar of Graphics (and later, of ggplot2) in the form of a..
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Krist Wongsuphasawat

Navigating the Wide World of Data Visualization Libraries

Graphics and visualization developers often get presented with a simple yet difficult question: “Which visualization library should I use?” Typically, making this decision is not about..
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Victor Saenger

Drawing Neurons From Sound And Music In Real-Time

Inspired by Neuroscience, we can start to answer the question: What does music look like? I know that I am not the only one that,..