Inspiring people & reads π
This page is a curated collection of articles, courses, newsletters, and individuals that I find inspiring. I hope youβll find them interesting too!
This list is far from exhaustive, entirely subjective, and updated from time to time. Whenever I come across something or someone remarkable, I add it here. If you have any suggestions, feel free to reach out.
Inspiring people
Computational journalism π΅οΈ
To do!
Data visualization π
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Alberto Cairo β Author of several books on infographics and data visualization.
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Francis Gagnon β Founder of VoilΓ , an information design company specializing in sustainable development.
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Shirley Wu β Data visualization expert.
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Nadieh Bremer β Data visualization expert.
LinkedIn / Bluesky
Code π§βπ»
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Mike Bostock β Creator of D3.js and founder of Observable. Formerly at The New York Times.
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Philippe RiviΓ¨re β Open-source contributor with a passion for journalism and cartography. Works with Mike Bostock.
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Ryan Dahl β Creator of Node.js and co-founder of Deno.
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Rich Harris β Creator of Svelte and other open-source projects. Formerly at The New York Times.
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Mathia β Creator of The Joy of Code. Explains Svelte concepts very well.
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Ricardo Cabello (Mr. Doob) β Creator of Three.js.
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Matt Pocock β Author of Total TypeScript.
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Lydia Hallie β Software engineer exceptionally skilled at explaining JavaScript concepts.
GitHub / YouTube / Bluesky
Creative coding π¦
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Sebastian Lague β Creator of the popular Coding Adventure videos.
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Bruno Simon β 3D web expert and author of Three.js Journey.
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Daniel Shiffman β Creator of The Coding Train and The Nature of Code.
Website / YouTube / Bluesky
Interesting reads
Newsletters βοΈ
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Data Vis Dispatch β A great curation of data visualizations from media outlets, by Datawrapper.
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Flowing Data β Covers data analysis and visualization.
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Data Is Plural β A newsletter by Jeremy Singer-Vine, data editor at The New York Times, sharing interesting open datasets.
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Quantum of Sollazzo β Covers data journalism, visualization, and analysis.
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Bytes β A technical yet humorous newsletter about the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem.
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Articles π
- What is Code? β A deep dive into programming, by Paul Ford for Bloomberg.
Courses π§βπ«
Free/open-source
- R for Journalists β By Andrew Ba Tran, from The Washington Post.
- The Nature of Code β By Daniel Shiffman.
Paid
- Total TypeScript β By Matt Pocock.
- Three.js Journey β By Bruno Simon.
This list will continue to grow over time. If you have any recommendations, donβt hesitate to reach out! π