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Google introduces Sheets canvas, a Gemini-powered feature that turns spreadsheets into interactive mini-apps like dashboards and seating charts using natural language prompts, available to Google AI Pro/Ultra and Workspace subscribers.
Introduces DashArena, the first benchmark for open-ended, task-grounded generation of interactive analytic dashboards by LLMs. It uses a browser executor to replay interaction trajectories and a VLM judge to evaluate results, with human studies confirming its effectiveness.
A data journalism piece analyzes 50,000 boat names from NOAA vessel traffic data, highlighting puns, jokes, and pop culture references, with an interactive searchable visualization.
An open-source interactive map designed to help users explore the total solar eclipse on Aug 12, providing visualization of the eclipse path and related data.
A link to data tracking how AI systems have solved math problems over time, highlighting progress in AI mathematical reasoning.
An essay discussing the common statistical fallacy of averaging percentiles, framed with Hamlet quotes and Hacker News examples, and arguing for empathetic communication of statistical insights.
Discusses how to quickly launch on the Douyin AI track using vibe coding, introduces the open-source project Rainform, which visualizes rainfall data as an interactive 3D particle rain scene.
Crystalis is a framework that uses query-centric modeling and two mechanisms (progressive nucleation and semantic annealing) to enable LLMs to generate structurally correct coordinated multi-view visualizations, achieving up to 75% end-to-end success on benchmarks.
A blog post illustrating how relying solely on the mean can be misleading when evaluating performance improvements, using synthetic latency data to show the importance of looking at the full distribution via percentiles, density plots, and CDFs.
Reflex open-sourced xy, a high-performance Python charting library built in Rust that renders 10 million data points in 5.4 milliseconds by only drawing visible points, offering a direct replacement for Matplotlib, Plotly, and Bokeh.
XY is a fast, composable GPU-accelerated interactive plotting library for Python, designed for web and notebooks, handling up to 10 billion points with pan and zoom.
GTA DataCity visualizes a San Francisco co-working dataset as a game, allowing users to explore data through an interactive experience.
Jeff Geerling built a GPS time badge using Claude to generate MicroPython code, logging GPS data at the Open Sauce conference. The project demonstrates AI-assisted development for hardware and data visualization.
GeoLibre v2.2 is a free, open-source GIS platform update adding terrain-aware 3D measurement, timelapse plugin, advanced symbology, and many other features.
The New York City Office of Technology and Innovation publishes a weekly updated dataset of building footprints for all 1.08 million buildings in NYC, providing a detailed and current geospatial foundation for city data.
A data-driven visualization project that reconstructs every match of FIFA World Cup 2026 from recorded events, offering an impression built entirely from data.
Introducing the open-source project DeepTime Mammalia, an interactive mammalian evolutionary tree web page based on Three.js and D3.js, providing an immersive science education experience with stunning visuals.
Conservationist Raffael Hickisch used exe.dev's AI agent Shelley to build Five Megapixel Conservation, an app that aggregates satellite and public data into a global map showing conservation efforts, enabling real-time monitoring of protected areas.
Dilum Sanjaya used Nano Banana to generate UI concepts and brought the map interaction design to life with Gemini Pro, planning to explore data visualization UI in various aesthetic styles.
A personal project website that visualizes all satellites in orbit, both current and historical.