Coding

There are two main reasons annotation is often a challenge. The first is…

A brief look at six libraries to make your charts move as you scroll.

For Excel users getting started with R, pain oftentimes finds its way into…

The tweenr package in R, by Thomas Lin Pedersen, helps you interpolate data…

D3.js, or Data-Driven Documents, version 4.0 was released a few months ago, so…

In case you didn’t get the memo, pattern fills are back and so…

One of best ways to learn visualization in any given software is to…

Interactive charts in R are still so-so, but if you don’t mind giving…

D3 is the most commonly used JavaScript library for visualization on the web,…

It’s an unpleasant feeling when you have an idea for a project and…

Gain a sense of direction from otherwise static connections.

Nice projections for US states in D3.

Thoughtfulness in design from d3.js maker Mike Bostock. One of the main reasons I go with d3.js over other libraries.

Small projects. Decide what you want to make first, and then figure out how to do it.

A how-to to break down images into just their colors.

An R package for “Network visualization in the ‘ggplot2’ framework” by the folks at Iowa State.

Joshua Kunst did a quick analysis on tag usage on StackOverflow, the question…

JavaScript library from Wall Street Journal to make the now popular square state grid.

The simple clustering technique implemented with d3.js.

A Python library for visualization. Surprised I just heard of it.