By: Aurelio De Rosa
@Ben Swayne the statement “give us hundreds of hours of free community R&D, and we’ll reward the best of you with a moment in the spotlight” is a little bit evil. Isn’t it?
View ArticleBy: Federico
This is so cool. We’ll definitely join the fun :) Just learned about this today, 16days to go so gotta hurry to catch up.
View ArticleBy: yw001
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View ArticleBy: MarkJ
@Ben Swayne @Aurelio There are cash prizes for these contests. Anyway, donating hundreds of hours of free R&D, with the reward being a moment in the spotlight, is the founding principle of Stack...
View ArticleBy: Pekka
So this is just about creating static visualizations? Or does there have to be a script/program that can create the visualization on demand based on new data?
View ArticleBy: Andrew Thompson
> Entries will be accepted through October 26th with voting ending November 1st. The [kaggle](http://www.kaggle.com/c/predict-closed-questions-on-stack-overflow/prospector) page actually states.....
View ArticleBy: Creotiv
Few things i don’t understand. 1) Why not to use one of open libs for vizualization? 2) What need in this contest? It would be better to make open project to make developers working hand by hand.
View ArticleBy: Mifune
1) I didn’t see any rule against using something like Apache Flex or whatever “open” lib. 2) Would many bother?
View ArticleBy: ernie
The issue with visualizations generally isn’t plotting the data – the real challenge when you have lots of data is finding interesting things to plot (ideally in interesting/pretty ways).
View ArticleBy: Nicolas Raoul
@Andrew Thompson: It is a different contest, different deadline. @Creotiv @Mifune: Feel free to use any lib you want.
View ArticleBy: Kevin Montrose
@F’x There’s very little guidance because there’s very little guiding to do. We’re looking for a neat visualization of our data, so the rules are basically: 1. It must be visual 2. It must use our data...
View ArticleBy: F'x
Where are the rules? Also, what are you looking for? This entry is pretty thin…
View ArticleBy: Ben Swayne
@F’x: I think they want you to “thicken” out the concepts! These contests are a subtle way of saying “give us hundreds of hours of free community R&D, and we’ll reward the best of you with a moment...
View ArticleBy: Tomasz N.
Don’t forget: http://hewgill.com/~greg/stackoverflow/stack_overflow/stats.html
View ArticleBy: Beth Worthy
Hi, Great post and thank you for sharing this information about the Stack Overflow Data Visualization Contest.The data is good enough but add some more information to this post or to the upcoming...
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