Off the Charts
The Chartio blog
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Off the Charts: An Interview with Kevin Novak, Data Scientist at Uber
Posted on Oct 24, 2013In this edition of Off the Charts, we interviewed Kevin Novak, a Data Scientists at Uber. Read all about what Kevin has to share about data at Uber....
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Put A Fork in Big Data
Posted on Oct 10, 2013Big data is a much-exploited term. It is now little more than jargon, and is often misunderstood and ill-applied. It's time to move on....
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Adding Global Filters to Query Mode Charts
Posted on Oct 09, 2013A previous update gave users the ability to use the much-loved global filters in SQL Mode. ...
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Off the Charts: An Interview with Riley Newman, Head of Analytics at Airbnb
Posted on Sep 26, 2013In this edition of Off the Charts, we interviwed Riley Newman, Head of Analytics at Airbnb and talked about data science best practices....
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New Charts and Settings
Posted on Sep 11, 2013Updates to Chartio mean new charts and new, powerful ways to customize your visualization....
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The Data Behind H-1B Visas
Posted on Sep 10, 2013Immigration reform is a hot topic in the technology industry for hiring. We dug into the data behind H1-B Visas in the US. Read more to learn the percentage of visas awarded, top industries and the average salary of applicants....
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Now Supporting Microsoft Azure and SQL Server
Posted on Aug 14, 2013Today, we're excited to announce the ability to directly connect your Microsoft Azure and SQL Sever into Chartio, giving you more access to data....
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Information Dashboard Design (2nd Edition)
Posted on Aug 09, 2013If you're looking to learn dashboard design best practices, look no further than Stephen Few's Information Dashboard Design book. Read our review....
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CSV as a Data Source
Posted on Aug 01, 2013We have rolled out support for uploading Comma Separated Value (CSV) data files as a data source. Read more about the release in our blog post....
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Chartio Now Supports Amazon Redshift and Google BigQuery
Posted on Jul 24, 2013Today we are incredibly excited to announce Chartio support for both popular data warehouses Amazon Redshift and Google BigQuery. Read this blog post to learn more about the announcement....
