DerekCaelin

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This choropleth map visualizes town-level population data for Rocky Hill, with each polygon filled in pink and outlined in gray. The GeoJSON file supplies both the geometry and attribute data, including population figures and shape measurements. The visualization uses a typical map rendering approach with SVG paths, leveraging the geographic coordinates to draw boundaries. While the code does not explicitly call out a specific library, the structure suggests standard JavaScript mapping utilities that process GeoJSON features. The map clearly communicates population distribution across the town, though it does not implement interactive features like zooming or tooltips—it serves as a static representation of the spatial data.

Jun 13, 2022

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Google Form to Trello Board via Email

This example shows how to turn Google Form submissions into Trello cards by sending an email to the board’s private address. It uses the Google Apps Script `FormApp`, `MailApp`, and script triggers. The `onFormSubmit` function captures responses, assigns them to variables, builds a subject line and body, and sends the email via `MailApp.sendEmail`. A trigger runs the function on each form submission. The code relies on Trello’s email-to-board settings rather than the Trello API.

Feb 3, 2021

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This is an example of how to append Pods Templates to content in a custom post type. For an automated version of this see: https://github.com/pods-framework/pods-frontier-auto-template

This example shows how to append Pods Templates to the content of custom post types in WordPress. The plugin registers a `the_content` filter that checks the post type and, for types like `tool`, `campaign`, and `activity-report`, uses the `pods()` API to fetch the current post and render its designated template before the original content. The code relies on the Pods framework to load templates for each post type, returning the template output prepended to the standard content. It modifies display output without altering stored data.

Dec 21, 2018

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A Sankey diagram visualizes conflict dynamics by mapping the flow of incidents from four conflict types—such as "Conflicts between Boko Haram and the government" and "Ethnic and Religious Tensions"—to six categories of affected officials, including Traditional or Community Leaders and Police. The code uses the Google Charts loader with the `sankey` package, defining a DataTable with string source/target columns and a numeric weight column. Custom node colors and gradient links are set via the `sankey` options object, while the chart is rendered in a full-width div. The visualization, drawn by `google.visualization.Sankey`, highlights how incident counts distribute across recipient groups.

May 18, 2017