Off the Charts
The Chartio blog
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Analyzing San Francisco Bars using Chartio
Posted on Jun 06, 2014At Chartio, we're obsessed with data and data visualization. Continue reading to see what's going on at the bars in San Francisco....
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Off the Charts: Visual Storytelling at The Urban Institute
Posted on May 27, 2014In this edition of Off the Charts, we spoke with Daniel Wolfe of the Urban Institute about visual storytelling and the impact of data....
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Before You Quit Your Job to Become a Developer, Read This
Posted on May 14, 2014Before you quit your job to become a developer, go down this 6-point checklist. Our Chartio engineer Jess, details how she left her job at YouTube to spend six days a week, 11 hours a day, writing code. Read her story....
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Cohort Analysis Brings Valuable Insights to Marketing
Posted on May 07, 2014Cohort analysis is useful for every department across your organization because it examines a cohort over a period of time and delivers unique insights. In this blog post, learn how to apply cohort analysis to your strategy....
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Off the Charts: An Interview with Ri Liu - Design Technologist
Posted on Apr 29, 2014In this Off the Charts, we interviewed Ri Liu, the creator of the Web Colour Data tool. Her visualizations have been used to tell compelling stories....
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Finnterning at Chartio
Posted on Apr 22, 2014Learn what it's like being a data finance intern at Chartio first-hand from our very first finntern....
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Chart Types for your Dashboard
Posted on Apr 17, 2014Understanding the chart types that are best for your data will allow you to get the most out of your dashboard. In this blog post, we cover the chart types supported in Chartio from Heat Map to Bar Line to Area to Funnel chart....
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CSV and XLS Best Practices
Posted on Apr 08, 2014Many of our customers use Chartio to visualize CSV data. In this blog post, learn some best practices for using CSV in Chartio....
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Off the Charts: An Interview with Scott Murray, Code Artist
Posted on Apr 03, 2014In this edition of Off the Charts, we interviewed Scott Murray, an Assistant Professor of Design at USF and is a code artist....
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Chartio, Now with a Google Cloud SQL Connection
Posted on Mar 25, 2014We're thrilled to announce Chartio's connection with Google Cloud SQL. Cloud SQL is an excellent alternative for other databases because it allows you to spin up a database in Google's cloud without worrying about the backend....
