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BC Executive Compensation Tableau Visualization

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The Province of British Columbia publishes public agency executive compensation each year. The data is grouped by: Sector – Employers are categorized in one of six sectors – Colleges, Crown Corporations, Education, Health, Public Service, Universities Employer – Employers belong to one Sector. There are about 190 employers such as BC Assessment Authority, BC Housing Management Commission, BC Hydro, etc […]

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Twitter Followers and List Membership Tracking

3 Comments / Amazon Web Services (AWS), API, Chart.js, Python, Twitter API

I have created my own historical reporting of my Twitter account followers and list memberships. I have hosted the reporting on this open webpage. Most people know what followers are but the list memberships aren’t as well known so here are definitions of them. Twitter Followers – Twitter followers are other Twitter accounts who follow

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Django form geocode submitted address to get lat, lon and postal code

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One of my Django applications includes a form where user can enter and submit a property address. The user submitting the form might not know the postal code so I left it optional. However the postal code is a key piece of information for this particular application so I wanted to ensure that I was getting it.

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Leaflet.js choropleth map color by count using geoJSON datasource

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I have a Django web application that needed an interactive map with shapes corresponding to Canadian postal code FSA areas that were different colors based on how many properties were in each FSA. It ended up looking something like the screenshot below. This exercise turned out to be relatively easy using the awesome open-source Javascript

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