Occasionally updated with things I've made or written.
The 2015 Computer-Assisted Reporting Conference was an amazing experience. I couldn't attend all the sessions of the multi-track conference, so this doesn't cover everything. This is a selected chunk of things that I found especially interesting.
I run across lots of similar-looking news websites while doing research for my internship at the Progressive Dairyman magazine. A significant portion of these sites all seem to use the same template, with some color and menu changes. Turns out they're all owned by Gannett, so I asked mysef, "What does the average Gannett website look like?"
I moved to Twin Falls, Idaho at the start of August. I threw the photos up on Flickr a while back, but now seemed like a good time to post them with some sort of detail.
Twin Falls, Idaho, is my new home for the next five months while I work for Progressive Publishing, writing at the Progressive Dairyman website. I saw a population figure for Twin Falls that was close to that of Ohio State Univeristy's student populace, and figured that I should sit down and churn out a comparison.
Read my post on the INN News Nerds blog about the end of my news apps internship at Investigative News Network, including links to some of the projects I worked on.
The instructions for updating Adobe's Brackets editor, while simple, haven't yet published in an easily-Googled location.
Investigative News Network launched my first major project today: Responsive Table Generator.
I'm fooling around with CSS for an eventual update of this site, and for features like last week's germs post I'd like to do something more like Medium's post 'cover' images. This is some of the requisite code.
