Source: Georgia Tech Digital Humanities Lab
URL: Data by Design: Code Reuse and Visualizations
When I joined, the team had done a considerable amount of research, design, and requirements exploration in addition to our small prototype. One of the ideas continually emphasized was that the book would be heavily data-driven. This can be a bit of a buzzword and a swiss-army-knife of a term – the first two D’s in the popular web visualization tool D3 are “data-driven,” for a technical example, while data-driven can characterize approaches in other disciplines, like data journalism. Data by Design is situated in a broad meaning of the category – we’re data-driven in the sense that the scope…
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