I’ve been working on an AngularJS app backended by Firebase - both building some experiments at work and also incorporating the stacks in a couple of side projects. Firebase has a fairly interesting …
Using C# and Excel for Exploratory Data Analysis Tools
For better or for worse, the trade desk runs on spreadsheets. Yes, there are web apps and messaging tools, but when it comes down to it most of the position traders (and definitely their counter …
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No Nonsense Guide To Getting Started with Scatter Plots, d3.js and d3.csv
UPDATE: See my follow up to this post, Using Dynamic Data and Making Reusable d3.js Charts, here. So full disclosure, a VERY recent R project has introduced some JavaScript interesting avenues …
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TLDR: Use StackEdit to Create Logic Flow Maps in Markdown
I recently came across a great Markdown editor from the Stack Exchange team called StackEdit. It's essentially "just" a Chrome app that converts your Markdown to HTML in real time where you can see …
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Using AWS Cognito with Angular and Node for Safer, Smarter Connections
I've recently been working on a project, a piece of which I've also open sourced, using AngularJS for the client and Firebase for the backend. This stack still left us in need of an object storage …
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Using Task Parallel Library and Excel Interop To Manage Multiple Application Instances
Our trade desk encounters a good number of Excel files that require a specific set of Excel Add Ins. Because those Add Ins are required by the spreadsheets, libraries that can simply read Excel data …