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This week, I describe the many small choices one must make while working on a set of charts.Tags: behind the scenes
This week is about adapting our visualization workflow as the tools change dramatically.Tags: analysis, tools
Interactive charts and a perfect Lighthouse run often feel incompatible. The usual path is a 50–150 KB chart library, hydration, and a blank box until JavaScript finishes. You can...
Apropos of nothing except current (financial system) events (Fall teaching), some pictures to elicit thoughts. Debt rising fast even at full employment Stock market near peak? Fed...
Learn how to build powerful embedded graphs in Node.js. From network analysis with Cytoscape.js to real-time dashboards and headless rendering. The post Mastering Embedded Graphs a...
Looking for real-world examples of data visualization done well? DataViz Weekly gathers them on the AnyChart blog. We pick projects from what gets published across the web and pres...
Which emojis do you find yourself using most often? Are they the same as the emojis you used last year?
Explore the collections: React / Next.js · Vue / Nuxt A dashboard might start with a line chart and a few bars. Then someone asks why a total changed, where volume drops between s...
The line drive machine is lining the drives (driving the lines?) with alarming frequency.
A number on a dashboard means nothing until it sits next to something: a target, a band, or its own recent history. Most dashboards supply none. Customer satisfaction: 68. But is i...
Good data visualization gets published constantly, and a lot of it scrolls past before anyone notices. DataViz Weekly is our attempt to slow that down. Each Friday we pull a few pi...
This week, we switch the chart defaults to non-defaults.Tags: creativity, default
Here is what happened in August.Tags: roundup
Take a look at four data visualization projects we selected from around the web. Bringing that kind of work here as examples is the whole idea behind DataViz Weekly. Here they are:...
This week is about finding your way by getting lost in the data.Tags: creativity, process
One tiny dataset, another rabbit hole рџђ‡рџ•іпёЏ In the previous post, I turned 24 Pilot Iroshizuku fountain pen inks into a tiny shop using ggplot2. But while sorting the inks by...
Chart of the Week: Dynatrace Hello everyone. Happy Wednesday. It’s time for our chart of the week, and we’re gonna focus in on a new name called Dynatrace. DT is the symbol. Let’s...
Duncan Bradley made a zine of one-liners from data visualization folks. It is…Tags: Duncan Bradley, guide
Here's what happened in September.Tags: roundup
The majority of retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) examples start as follows: document segmentation; create embedding representations for segmented document sections ("chunks");...
This week is about helping data stand out in the land of many points.Tags: attention, contrast
Originally appeared on Judoscale Dev Blog. I like dashboards As long as I’ve been building software, I’ve enjoyed having data about that software on some sort of physical...
We spend a lot of time looking at data visualization from all corners of the web. Projects that stay with us well after the first look end up in DataViz Weekly, where we share them...
This story started when we found several segfaults in Apache AGE. Segfaults in a young extension are not exactly shocking, but they raised a fair question: if stability is still a...
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