Soon it’s Christmas! After two Data-Driven Advent Calendars (2016 & 2017) this is our third edition! This year we’ve also come up with something special: We’ll have texts by awesome guest authors for you every day! The best data-driven journalism projects of the year, interviews and “Tutorial Thursdays” with tips and tricks from us squirrels! 🐿☃🎁
Go to ProjectJournoCon 2018: A data-driven conference
We are excited to announce our first one-day data journalism boot camp/conference in Berlin! If you’re a German-speaking person interested in data-driven stuff, be sure to check it out! We offer workshops, talks and discussions around every step of the data-driven workflow.
Note: Dear English-speaking person! We’re sorry, but this event will be held in German. Stay tuned for our next events, though. There will definitely be some in English!
Go to ProjectThe Data-driven Advent Calendar 2017
Soon it’s Christmas! Count down the days together with your friends from Journocode and discover a new data-driven surprise every day. This is already the second edition of our advent calendar. Time flies!
Happy holidays to all of you!
Mining-induced earthquakes in the Ruhr-area
Analysis and visualization of mining-induced earthquakes in the Ruhr-area.
Correctiv.Ruhr, created by Journocoders Moritz and Sophie.
The Journocode Advent calendar is here!
Presenting you a different ddj tool every day – for 24 days.
It’s been over a year now since we started our weekly meet-up. In this time, we discovered a bunch of awesome, helpful tools. And because it’s cozy winter Christmas time, we wanted to tell you about them! There will be something for everyone – from data scraping, extraction and cleaning to location, visualization and web development tools. So if you want to have a look at the different data journalism tools we discovered, visit advent16.journocode.com!
PS: There’s also music! Don’t worry – it’s not ‘Last Christmas’, we swear. To listen to the Christmas carol, simply hover over the speaker icon in the bottom left corner.
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Happy 1st Anniversary!
Journocode turns one year old! We visualized some data that has been generated in our first year and build a website to celebrate our first anniversary.
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Where the Dusseldorfers come from
Analysis and visualization of the birthplaces of Dusseldorfers. Published by Rheinische Post, created by Journocoders Phil and Kira, among others.
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Data series on Dortmund’s residents
Project series with data about Dortmund’s residents.
Ruhr Nachrichten, created by, among others, Journocoders Lukas and Marie.