Posts tagged "raphael js"

Visualizing Tweets With Raphaël JS
I've posted more than 3,700 tweets since early 2009, when I began archiving my data. This chart, made with Raphaël JS, shows which days and times were most common (see the interactive...
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Mapping Migration, Pt. 2
Earlier this year I posted about this interesting interactive map that visualized residents’ migration based on tax-return data. Selecting counties highlights inflow and outflow migration of residents. This one shows D.C.,...
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