Visual Programming for Data Analysis with Orange
No-code data visualization courses often default to teaching Excel for data wrangling and analysis. There is a better way with Orange!
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How to keep in touch with me in 2025
I don't know if Twitter is where I want to be for much longer. If you're someone who has followed my work and would like to keep in touch, here's what I will be trying for the rest of this year.
Why we linked text instead of scraping data for 'Who is my neta?'
For the 2024 Indian General Elections, we made a fairly popular dashboard to know who your MP was. A look at how we got past restrictions on scraping to keep it useful.
Mapping The New Residents in Hurricane Milton's Path
This is a small behind-the-scenes look at how we went about mapping the population and housing growth that fell in the path of Hurricane Milton.
Visualizing Pretty Buildings in QGIS
I made some maps the other day just to expore the Microsoft Building Footprints dataset and they turned out pretty nice. Here's a short rundown of how you can do this too.
The Silent Scourge
I was feeling quite silly in the first few months of Quarantine, can you tell? What a strange and sleepy time.
Foundation seemed useless, and that's why I loved it.
This was original published in the first issue of The Yelli Pages, a newsletter I ran at Srishti with Harshita C, Manasvini SN and Anvay Sudame. Writing is a little eh but the spirit is the same.