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 ProjectSoon 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!
Analysis and visualization of mining-induced earthquakes in the Ruhr-area.
Correctiv.Ruhr, created by Journocoders Moritz and Sophie.
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 advent.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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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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Analysis and visualization of the birthplaces of Dusseldorfers. Published by Rheinische Post, created by Journocoders Phil and Kira, among others.
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Project series with data about Dortmund’s residents.
Ruhr Nachrichten, created by, among others, Journocoders Lukas and Marie.
