First visualization for online and print with @gian_marti and Eugen Fleckenstein about bird migration. I especially like the story of the "Pfeilstorch" (German has words for everything it seems). https://t.co/kPdGIrSmBb

Who would like to be my new boss ;)

Microsoft open sources SandDance, the beloved data visualization tool from @MSFTResearch. Read here: https://t.co/MjY1WNuYWV #JavaScript #analytics

Last week a small revolution at @NZZ happened, and hardly anyone noticed (which was exactly the point). These are some of the first graphics printed directly from our toolbox https://t.co/kN9X9iFrsR. This is what a true digital first approach looks like. 📊✨📰

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Vega 5.7.0 has been released! 📊 Includes support for more statistical routines, dot plot layout, chart subtitles, multi-line text, and more:

How did I not know this!? (You can let iOS fill passwords from Lastpass and now login forms on news sites I subscribe to are no longer too tedious to fill)

My first visualiziation for the @NZZ 🎉 Thanks @mjKolly for the support and the great collaboration!

Wir freuen uns sehr, dass das Grafikteam von @nzzvisuals nun wieder komplett ist: Herzlich willkommen, @jonasoesch! 👨‍💻💡📈📊🖌📲

The simple mechanics that lead to segregation… and the equally simple mechanics that counter it. Explained with polygons. And simulations that you can play around with. It's perfect. I don't know how this could have been done any better. https://t.co/fYI4wv14Fb

Thougts about scientifc illustration by Jen Christiansen who is a long-time art director at the Scientific American. The article is worth the read for the examples alone. https://t.co/8h8ggV3OF9

TabNine offers code autocompletion based on 2 million files from Github. It's simply text generation for source code. One of these: how could it have taken so long to get this idea moments. The deep learning version is almost frighteningly accurate. https://t.co/lXobjkW18U

As fires rage in Siberia, Canada, Greenland and Alaska: we've published our 🔥wildfire explainer🔥 How do they start? How do we fight/prevent them? What's the deal in🇨🇭? ..And climate change? Insights and data in 🇩🇪: https://t.co/fLCuu5cuvQ in 🇺🇸🇬🇧: https://t.co/0aQF4OX98k

I especially like this flowmap from a @NatGeo story on bird migration. It looks like these illustrations of the circulatory system from the 80s. Some inspiration for @ilyabo maybe? The whole article is worth experiencing (that's the proper word, I guess). https://t.co/NereSAFYdf

Why simply color your barcharts when you can stick movie posters inside them? Thanks to Tiffany France for putting fun in a simple chart like this. https://t.co/9NhAT8MOTC (sadly it only works in Chrome)

A wonderful (and old) example of integrating text and images to explain a complex subject. Here it's geometric relationships. https://t.co/ZkgGF5Kmug

«Type classifications are useful, but the common ones are not». I totally agree with @kupfers and her proposal is a big step forward. Her proposed combinatorial categories like "linear geometric serif" lead you in a pretty specific territory already. https://t.co/9peJx11p0y

Jonas Oesch (@jonasoesch) of the IIT (@fhnw_iit) is giving a lecture on "What does usability bring" as a part of our computer science (CS) seminar series. Here he's deconstructing 'sitability' :)

I wrote a #makingof of OECD's Going Digital Toolkit, how we created a scalable chart system with just the right amount of curation. Made at @IXT with @chrizs @wereHamster @herrstucki @FloredC @wiederkehr @solangevogt https://t.co/K0hRhMfqRl #Datavisualization #chartsystem

How populist are you? Take the quiz from the @guardian ( https://t.co/bXK0MUorsV). I feel quite at ease close to Macron. The summary of the reader's positions is interesting too. There is also a Swiss version from @TA_Interaktiv https://t.co/ikphrkAX9Z