Another Word For It Patrick Durusau on Topic Maps and Semantic Diversity

January 7, 2016

Visual Tools From NPR

Filed under: Graphics,Journalism,News,Visualization — Patrick Durusau @ 3:45 pm

Tools You Can Use

From the post:

Open-source tools for your newsroom. Take a look through all our repos, read about our best practices, and learn how to setup your Mac to develop like we do.

Before you rush off to explore all the repos (there are more than a few), check out these projects on the Tools You Can Use page:

App Template – An opinionated template that gets the first 90% of building a static website out of the way. It integrates with Google Spreadsheets, Bootstrap and Github seamlessly.

Copytext – A Python library for accessing a spreadsheet as a native object suitable for templating.

Dailygraphics – A framework for creating and deploying responsive graphics suitable for publishing inside a CMS with pym.js. It includes d3.js templates for many different types of charts.

Elex – A command-line tool to get election results from the Associated Press Election API v2.0. Elex is designed to be friendly, fast and agnostic to your language/database choices.

Lunchbox – A suite of tools to create images for social media sharing.

Mapturner – A command line utility for generating topojson from various data sources for fast maps.

Newscast.js – A library to radically simplify Chromecast web app development.

Pym.js – A JavaScript library for responsive iframes.

More tools to consider for your newsroom or other information delivery center.

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