34 open source projects by datadesk

The Los Angeles Times' independent tally of coronavirus cases in California.

A Python wrapper for the Associated Press' U.S. election data service.

A tutorial on how to build VR interactives using DEM data and Three.js

Download U.S. census data and reformat it for humans

Use Natural Earth and OpenStreetMap data to export an image or a vector file.

So you've gone through a Django tutorial or two, maybe even built an app, and want to know how to use it for your reporting.

Precinct-level results for the 2016 general election in California

Some simple math we use to do journalism.

Publish spreadsheets as interactive tables. And do it on deadline.

Autocomplete for address searches

A deprecated Python wrapper for the DocumentCloud API

A Los Angeles Times analysis of arrests of the homeless by the LAPD

Combine U.S. census data responsibly

A set of helpers for baking your Django site out as flat files

All of our computational notebooks

Convert a shapefile into an SVG you can use with JavaScript libraries

All of our code examples and tutorials

A template for a muted base layer about Southern California.

A Python library for hyphenating HTML in your Django project

A branch of the original, with a touch of Leaflet

Analyze the margin of error in U.S. census data

A Los Angeles Times analysis of Every shot in Kobe Bryant's NBA career

Code examples and tutorial on getting data out of OpenStreetMap

Easily download U.S. census maps

Bootstrap a Google App Engine project with Django and other goodies.

Copyboy is our fork of GitHub's Campfire bot, hubot. He is aware of all Internet traditions.

A fork of the geocoding library geopy. Returns accuracy scores. Allows viewport biasing.

A Los Angeles Times analysis of California's costly power glut

Combine Census blocks into new shapes

An example of how to join point to polygon data with geopandas and Python

Tool for generating map images from Mapbox tiles

A simple Slack message text formatting to HTML code converter.

A Python wrapper for accessing the Mapping L.A. Boundaries API.

The Los Angeles Times' database of people killed by local police in Los Angeles County.