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    Articles tagged coding (19)

    Scott KleinApril 7, 2016
    Want to start a small data journalism team in your newsroom? Here are 8 steps
    “There are a bunch of skills needed in building news apps, but at the most abstract level they fall into three buckets: Code, Design, and Journalism. Recruit people who have at least two of those skills and be willing to teach them the third.”
    The Financial Times built a handy dashboard that gives you a snapshot of the U.K. economy
    Columbia’s Year Zero, aiming to give journalists literacy in data, is now called the Lede Program
    Mark CoddingtonOctober 25, 2013
    This Week in Review: Demystifying coding for news, and the AP’s firings under fire
    Plus: Tech billionaires in journalism, David Pogue’s jump to Yahoo, and the rest of this week’s news in the journalism and tech worlds.
    A new class of Knight-Mozilla Fellows is ready to interweave code and the news
    The five new fellows will spend 10 months in news organizations, including ProPublica, La Nación, and The Texas Tribune. Justin Ellis
    Justin EllisOctober 17, 2013
    More code, more coders: Knight invests $4 million to expand Knight-Mozilla partnership
    The program will add staff and expand by adding a conference and collaborative code-building events for journalism technologists.
    Andrew PhelpsJuly 23, 2013
    Introducing OpenFuego, your very own heat-seeking Twitter bot
    We’re open-sourcing the code behind Fuego, which mines Twitter to find the links a community is talking about most. Build your own!
    On feeling like a code imposter
    Jake LevineMarch 13, 2013
    Jake Levine: Why learning to code isn’t as important as learning to build something
    “Programming is a means to an end, not an end in itself. You should be trying to do as little of it as possible to make the thing that you want.”
    Luring developers into the newsroom: A new class of Knight-Mozilla fellows tries to bridge a cultural divide
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