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www.cedricscherer.com
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| | | | | In this series of blog posts, I provide step-by-step tutorials explaining how my visualizations have evolved from a typical basic ggplot. In the first episode, I transform a basic boxplot into a colorful and self-explanatory combination of a jittered dot stripplot and a lollipop plot. | |
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www.smashingmagazine.com
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| | | | | A radar chart - also commonly called a spider chart - is yet another way to visualize data and make connections. Radar charts are inherently geometric, making them both a perfect fit and fun to make with CSS, thanks to the `polygon()` function. Read along as Preethi Sam demonstrates the process and sprinkles it with a pinch of JavaScript to make a handy, reusable component. | |
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erdavis.com
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| | | | | I made a map! And it went viral! Neat! https://twitter.com/erindataviz/status/1489009794245541888 I got a number of requests for the code, so I thought this would be the best forum to share how I made it. To be honest, I whipped this out to quickly to illustrate a concept in Slack, then tweeted it because I liked... | |
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metah.ch
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| | | I am quite happy to have received an invite to the Yahoo! | Bing network contextual ads (powered by media.net). I just migrated my websites to use these ads. I don't have yet information rega... | ||
