Vincent Warmerdam writes about data science, machine learning, visualization and small programming tricks, such as SVGs that behave like GIFs.
HN commenters like his short TIL posts and creative workarounds, such as animated SVGs in GitHub Markdown, and link his visualization articles.
I like little TIL posts like this, introducing new tools and sharing first-hand experiences with them. Working around restrictions (like using animations in Github Markdown) leads to this kind of creative stuff. I looked at the resulting SVG https://koaning.io/posts/svg-gifs/parrot.svg and realised that a lot of inline SVG elements are used within inline SVG within..the SVG. I've never seen that before. So thank you very much for sharing.
actually, there is a trick that allows you to store the state of your visualisation as you are adding layers. you don't need to have all your data in just one dataframe.
http://koaning.io/casino-gambling-simulations-in-r.html
Another cool article from this website: http://koaning.io/canvas-trees-and-communities.html
The best use case for me is as explained here: https://koaning.io/posts/svg-gifs/
Got this point from this page - https://koaning.io/til/2021-10-12-many-notebooks/