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Animating Leaflet Markers (the hacky way)
I spent the last two weeks visualizing MTA Subway data – all of the entrances and exits for a week in October 2015. You can see it here and the corresponding repository for the code:
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Subway Turnstile Charts!
I have pretty charts! Courtesy of Plotly, which Kristin recommended. Paired with Miriam on learning how to create simple charts with it, which was super productive. It is sooo easy and so good to use. Would totally recommend for quick and pain-free graphs.
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Messing with MTA Subway Turnstile Data
So I haven’t been as good at blogging for the past month. My last post was on week 3 at RC, yikes. In the meantime, I have:
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Image Processing - Part 1: Sobel Edge Detection
I spent a lot of time this week learning about and implementing the Sobel edge detection filter with Javascript on
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Animations with CSS
See the Pen Sunset - CSS Animation only by Sher Minn Chong (@piratefsh) on CodePen.
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Deploying a WebRTC app and STUN/TURN Servers
I built a video chat app last week. Now it was time to deploy it and a STUN/TURN server. Lots of frustrated configuration work happened.
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WebRTC Video Chat app
I spent the past few days using WebRTC API (barebones, without a library) to build a simple video only sharing app. To go along with that, I also built a simple signalling server (more on this later) to help establish the initial connection.
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Starting at the Recurse Center
Today is Day 2 at the Recurse Center, and I’m making it a point to write down stuff that I’ve been working on, regardless of how small they are!
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