Paul Buffa

Ran the #horsetoothhalf marathon yesterday in Ft Collins. Great race - beautiful course, perfect weather, well organized. I added the GPX of my run to my GPX Explorer tool. It's now the default activity. Take a look! gpx-explorer.jasonforrestagency.com

Observable Framework 1.12 is here! Big 🆕 features: exported modules & files to power embedded analytics; @jsr_io imports; improved layout with more sidebar customization; broken link detection. And lots more! github.com/observablehq/f…

Strap a jet pack to your data app lets go!!!!!!

If you’re new to Observable, or just interested in learning more about our platform, don’t miss our live demo webinar on Thursday, August 29. Bring your questions — this comprehensive demo will be a great way to learn more about our technology: buff.ly/3MdkUJs

@neocartocnrs @humanite_fr Beautiful

Observable Framework 1.9 🆕 is BIG! We now support JSX + React ⚛️, and significantly improved inline expression ${…} parsing and rendering. github.com/observablehq/f…

In a new Observable Framework dashboard, @smplrspace CTO @tibotiber combines a 3D indoor CO2 heatmap with interactive charts made with Observable Plot. See it live: buff.ly/3QSBQrz, and start building with Observable today: buff.ly/2WLsIe4

Explore data loader examples across R, Python, shell scripts, and Julia with Observable Framework in our latest blog post. Learn more and start coding: buff.ly/3xSOcJt

📢 Webinar tomorrow, April 25 @ 10AM PDT! Join founder Mike Bostock as he discusses the "last mile" problem in data. Discover how our innovative architecture & data loaders help you create richer, better, faster data apps. Register to secure your spot: buff.ly/3VUcUTG

@ArtMorelli Hbd bro!

happy birthday to me!!!!

Observable Framework 1.4 🆕 supports externally-hosted (live) SQL data sources, the DuckDB database file format, local assets in head/header/footer, file.lastModified, decoupled build & deploy, and more! github.com/observablehq/f…

Pumped for this!

Observable Framework 1.1 is out! 🚀 A HUGE release less than three weeks from launch (+2,508 -1,805 to src). Highlights: Windows, self-hosted npm: imports, Node 18+, Yarn Berry, CommonMark compatibility, draft mode, markdown-it plugins. More below. 👇 github.com/observablehq/f…

We used Observable Framework to visualize >7M individual requests and to uncover hidden patterns in our web traffic. See how Framework is helping us reveal bugs, optimize routes, and manage traffic in this example: observablehq.com/framework/exam…

Today we’re launching a bold new vision: an open-source static site generator — Observable Framework — for creating fast, beautiful data apps you can host anywhere. Use JavaScript for interactive graphics with Python, R, or any language for data analysis. observablehq.com

@julgaf @observablehq @InseeFr These are so much fun. Love this and the Yvaral one.

Dive into D3 with @pbbuffa! In 5 sessions, master bespoke visuals, web essentials, and dynamic animations. Whether you're a newbie or a pro, we've got you covered. 🚀 👉 bit.ly/3sEI8lj

@AJThurston Yup, we will share the recordings on YouTube after each session.

@pbbuffa I would like to learn asynchronously as this doesn’t fit my schedule. Is that possible?

I’m teaching a *free* course on D3 in a couple of weeks!! I love working in D3 and teaching the fundamentals is always a blast. Come join to learn all about the powerful visualization library and how you can start using it for all your fancy data viz work.

@Mappletons I do a lot of maffetone training, it’s what I find works for ultras. Garmin watches let you set alerts which does well for keeping within a certain range. I built a bunch of viz for how to track performance over time on this if you wanna check it out. @pstuffa/running-visualizations" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">observablehq.com/collection/@ps…

I‘ve been doing low heart rate / zone 2 / mafftone training for 6mo and found running much more enjoyable! But all the standard apps only focus on distance and pace. Really want one that focuses on keeping your heart rate in zone 2. Primarily with audio cues that tell you when you’ve gone over/under. Started plays with mocks. This is the kind of app I just want to build for myself. Might try to GPT-4 prompt my way to some prototype - I know nothing about swift / building iOS apps! But I love that language models have made me believe building this kind of tiny idea is now possible / within my skill set. GPT-induced-ambition.