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  • Notes on R

    This semester, my Data Mining and Machine Learning course introduced me to the R programming language, opening up a new way of thinking about data beyond my background in front-end design and Python development. While much of my past work has focused on building interfaces, visualizations, and data pipelines, R has pushed me toward a…

  • Chart.js for Data Visualization

    Chart.js has quickly become one of my go-to tools for sharing data on the web. It is open source, lightweight, and works beautifully on static sites, making it ideal for turning simple CSV data into clean, responsive visualizations without heavy infrastructure or proprietary platforms.

  • Learning Tableau for the First Time

    This was my first time using Tableau, and the learning curve surprised me. I went in thinking I would drag a few fields onto the screen and instantly build visualizations. Instead, I discovered that meaningful dashboards require an understanding of how Tableau handles data and how to use tools like COUNT and dual-axis charts to…