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In the last part I gave five improvements to the charts that are shown in the Wordpress.com Stats plugin. I ended with the weekly visits chart, so now I conclude with improvements for the monthly visits chart and presenting the idea of putting all the three into one chart.
Wordpress.com Stats is the most used statistic plugin for wordpress (with over 1.5 mio downloads so far). It offers a very simple way of collecting anonymous visit statistics and has a nice backend that lets you explore the data using line charts and tables. I keep using this plugin since the very beginning of this blog and I must admit that I'm looking at it every day. But in doing so I recently started getting bugged of the charts. This post series shows ten ways for improving them.
There's some kind of hype around climate data these days. Since the UK’s National Weather Service recently published an enormous set of weather station data files there's a growing number of visualizations spreading the net. Among a few other examples I found this very nice and clear ...
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Yesterday I read an interesting article in the "AI Journal", which is the german news journal of amnesty international. It was about how many people in the world having internet access and how some governments and companies are censoring internet content. Thereby I saw this map: [caption id="attachment_776" align="aligncenter" ...
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