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data / curious 2019.12.11 Hey, November was a bear of a month, and here we are hurtling towards Christmas again. I just finished the #Codevember challenge yesterday and let me tell you: not for the faint of heart (retrospective coming, at some point). Now that my daily coding challenge
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data / curious 2019.11.25 Greetings, I'm back with some links for the week. I'll be taking next week off to catch up after Thanksgiving. Enjoy! Ben Read_ How can I enrich my visualization through adding audio? Uber released a very interesting demo of their new
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data / curious 2019.11.18 Hey, Have you heard of Multiple Views? I've shared links to their articles many times, but let me make an introduction: Multiple Views is a Medium publication sharing the latest in data and information visualization research. It's a fantastic resource for
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data / curious 2019.11.11 Greetings web friends, Confession: I missed last week's Data Curious. Reason: life gets crazy (also, I'm doing #codevember this year which is a huge time-suck). Pledge: I'm still here and will write this newsletter (most weeks). Addendum: I will
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data / curious 2019.10.22 Hey, Another week, another email with links to interesting data-and-viz-things. This week I'm especially digging the article by Interactions Labs on the difference between data viz and interaction design. Don't miss it! See ya next week, Ben Read_ How is designing
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data / curious 2019.10.22 Hey newsletter receivers, I'm back! And therefore doing the inevitable catch-up-after-vacation-frenzy. So this one is short (but still interesting, I promise!). Enjoy! Read_ How can I craft a better story using data viz? Duncan Geere has a new take on the traditional story
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data / curious 2019.10.07 We live in a fast-paced world. We live in a fearful world. Sometimes, it's good to remind ourselves that things can get better. That we can be better. This pattern of progress is all around us. But most of the time, it gets
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data / curious 2019.09.30 Hello. Today is the last day of September. Where I live, the leaves are starting to slowly give way to shades of yellow, orange, red. It happens every year. But every year it still surprises me in a small way. If you work in data
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data / curious 2019.09.23 Hey there. Before we dive in, I wanted to say something: it's an important time to be doing data visualization. Last Friday, an estimated 4 million people showed up in over a thousand different cities to stand up for our planet. At the
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data / curious 2019.09.16 Hey internet friends. This week I'm looking at small multiples, the shape of fraud, scientific success, and deploying machine learning using Javascript. I know, pretty wild. Check it out! Read_ What are small multiples? Why should I use them? Pew Research Center discusses
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data / curious 2019.09.09 Good morning. I've got lots of really great articles to read this week on visualization research, and a few interesting tutorials to dive into. Also, an open database of structured Shakespeare data! Let's dive in/. Read_ How should we visualize uncertainty?
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data / curious 2019.09.03 Happy belated Labor Day for US readers! For those of you elsewhere, I hope you also had some time to disconnect and rest this weekend. Here's another issue of cool data things to start your week. Read_ How do you design an interface