- AMD & Require.js - Merrick Christensen
- Big data & real-time stuff - Itay Neeman
- Windows 8 LULs - Domenic Denicola
- Javascript community & discoverability - Matthew Bergman
- Spark from Meteor - David Greenspan
- Navigating DOM apis and DIY - Kitt Cambridge
- Community history and stuff, closing keynote - Chris Williams
- Highly scalable distributed systems - Brock Whitten
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Cool videos from CascadiaJS 2012
This hexbin map shows the proximity of earthquakes (magnitude 3.0 or greater) in the Canterbury region of New Zealand during the month of September, 2010.
The map is created using Leaflet. The hexbin layer is a custom Leaflet layer which uses d3js to generate a svg hexbin overlay. The source for the custom leaflet layer is viewable here.
Earthquake data sourced from GeoNet.
Hexbinning earthquakes (magnitude 3.0 or greater) in the Canterbury region of New Zealand during the month of September, 2010.
Earthquake data sourced from GeoNet.
Chrome users: If the animation doesn't work for you, try viewing the cartogram in its own window by clicking: "Open in new window".
This cartogram scales the area of Canada's provinces and territories by the number of characters used in the name of the province or territory.
Built with D3js and Cartogram.js. Province and territory data obtained from the Government of Canada's Open Data Portal.
Built with D3js and Cartogram.js. Province and territory data obtained from the Government of Canada's Open Data Portal.
Built with D3js and Cartogram.js. Province and territory data obtained from the Government of Canada's Open Data Portal.
Based on Mike Bostock's Non-contiguous cartogram example.
Data obtained from the Government of Canada's Open Data Portal.
This map shows earthquakes (magnitude 3.0 or greater) that occurred in the Canterbury region of New Zealand during the month of September, 2010.
The map is created using Leaflet. The earthquake layer is a custom Leaflet layer which uses d3js to generate a svg overlay.
Earthquake data sourced from GeoNet.
Hexbin layer showing locations of sites with graffiti as identified by Vancouver City staff.
Data from the City of Vancouver's Open Data Catalogue.
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