Data can be funny
Jeff Veen showcases a few ways of falsely correlating data. Funny, but with a message: especially when using graphics, you can correlate anything you want.
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This is the monthly archive for December 2006.
19 December 2006
Jeff Veen showcases a few ways of falsely correlating data. Funny, but with a message: especially when using graphics, you can correlate anything you want.
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Jeremy's thoughts on JavaScript libraries.
There’s a lot of talk about JavaScript libraries, including a lot of hype and cheerleading, but I think that maybe the discussion is disproportionate to the amount of people actually using libraries.
Spot on. As Jeremy says, a quick and non-scientific poll @media showed that only a minority of JavaScript developers use a library; the others just code by hand.
But JavaScript libraries are cool nowadays and will remain so until the Ajax hype blows over.
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Chris summarises what's wrong with JavaScript libraries today.
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See the November 2006 archive.
This is the linklog of Peter-Paul Koch, mobile platform strategist, consultant, and trainer. You can also visit his QuirksBlog, or you can follow him on Twitter.
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