Podcast appearances and mentions of shirley wu

Today, we're joined by Shirley Wu, senior director of software engineering at Juniper Networks to discuss how machine learning and artificial intelligence are transforming network management. We explore various use cases where AI and ML are applied to enhance the quality, performance, and efficiency of networks across Juniper's customers, including diagnosing cable degradation, proactive monitoring for coverage gaps, and real-time fault detection. We also dig into the complexities of integrating data science into networking, the trade-offs between traditional methods and ML-based solutions, the role of feature engineering and data in networking, the applicability of large language models, and Juniper's approach to using smaller, specialized ML models to optimize speed, latency, and cost. Finally, Shirley shares some future directions for Juniper Mist such as proactive network testing and end-user self-service. The complete show notes for this episode can be found at https://twimlai.com/go/710.

I'm joined on the podcast by Co-Founder Cyril Drouet and Sales Director Shirley Wu, for part 2 of our conversation as we discuss the importance of sustainability and the benefits that using completely plastic-free products can have on our environment. `In this part of the episode we discuss; Why the change in awareness of the consumer means authentic sustainability credentials are a must; Why plastic-free disposables can change how we operate our businesses, and; Why plastic reusable cups still pose a sustainability issue for our environment. https://thegoodcup.world/ Partners Thank you for supporting our sponsors at The Cafe Hustle Podcast! Our title sponsor is RotaCloud: Find out how you can transform your people management and give your management team practical insights into labour cost over at RotaCloud.com.​ Espressly.co: In a digital age, it is important to have branded mobile assets. Get a custom-branded mobile ordering and loyalty app for your business over at Espressly.co.​ Survey We are constantly trying to make the podcast better. Have your input and help us improve the podcast by filling out our survey @ https://thecafehustle.com/survey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steph catches up with artist Shirley Wu, who is known for her glass sculptures containing coloured oils. They chat about how her work is informed by previous training in aromatherapy and bodywork, and ultimately underpinned by mindfulness. Shirley is currently an artist-in-residence at Nexus Arts and gives us some insight into her upcoming exhibition Find that Pace as part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2023.    Show Notes Interview Transcript (PDF) Nexus Arts bodywork (noun): therapiesand techniques in complementary medicine that involve touching or manipulating the body. aromatherapy (noun): the use of aromatic plant extracts and essential oils for healing and cosmetic purposes. Shirley Wu, Holistic Therapy 3, 2019, Blown glass filled with essential oil, cork. 30cm x 20cm x 15cm City Rural Emerging Artist Award: a SALA Award sponsored by City Rural Insurance. See past winners. Peter Minson FELTspace – Artist-Run-Initiative / Gallery in Adelaide Ursula Halpin Canberra Glassworks Chinese calligraphy [wikipedia] joss house (noun): a Chinese temple Kuan Ti Temple [sa.gov.au] Architecture Museum – UniSA Out of Site, curated by Melinda Rankin at the Lounge Gallery (SASA Gallery) in 2006, featuring Stephanie Radok, Annalise Rees and Qi Zhang. [PDF] Find that Pace as part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival ShirleyWuJianzhen.com @ShirleyWu.Jewellery   Shirley would like to acknowledge Bridget Currie and Jingwei Bu, her mentors for her current project; Dr Christine Garnaut and Dr Julie Collins from the Architecture Museum at UniSA; and Dr Eleen Deprez who is writing the essay for Find that Pace. Main image by Juan Van Staden courtesy of the artist and the University of South Australia

Sustainability is a continuing point of discussion, regardless of the area. The consumer is becoming more sensitive to the need for sustainable business practices and one area in particular that is a particular focus point, especially for to-go businesses, is our drinks cups. Enter, Choose Planet A and their plastic-free cup, The Good Cup. I'm joined on the podcast by Co-Founder Cyril Drouet and Sales Director Shirley Wu, as we discuss the importance of sustainability and the benefits that using completely plastic-free products can have on our environment. https://thegoodcup.world/ Partners Thank you for supporting our sponsors at The Cafe Hustle Podcast! Our title sponsor is RotaCloud: Find out how you can transform your people management and give your management team practical insights into labour cost over at RotaCloud.com.​ Espressly.co: In a digital age, it is important to have branded mobile assets. Get a custom-branded mobile ordering and loyalty app for your business over at Espressly.co.​ Survey We are constantly trying to make the podcast better. Have your input and help us improve the podcast by filling out our survey @ https://thecafehustle.com/survey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our sidebar interview specials interview our panelists individually to learn more about their backgrounds and careers. In this episode, we interview Shirley Wu, to learn more about her background and career. Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Shirley Wu - @sxywu Episode transcript: https://www.frontendhappyhour.com/episodes/sidebar-interview-with-shirley-wu

Shirley Wu began creating data visualization for the web shortly after the initial release of D3.js in 2012. She fell in love with the technology after realizing it offered her a way to combine math and art, her two greatest childhood fascinations. After making her way through the steep learning curve with help from the D3 community, she has spent the past decade learning out loud—generously sharing her creative and coding process with the world. Shirley started the collaborative blog datasketch.es in 2016 with Nadieh Bremer as a way to prioritize self-initiated projects and creative experimentation. Fast forward a few years and Data Sketches has become a book that features an foreword by Alberto Cairo. He describes Shirley and Nadieh as “wondrous eccentrics” who “wished to defy what is acceptable” and there isn't a better way to describe these two humans and their work. Shirley Wu & Charting Your Own Way

Richard Feldman discusses teaching data storytelling with Shirley Wu. ( Full transcripts available at https://sites.google.com/noredink.com/podcast-transcriptions )

In this episode, we talk about all things art -- err data -- or both. Where do art and data intersect? How? And what beautiful messages can we convey when we mix the two? Hear from Shirley Wu, a creative, who worked with IRC this year to visualize data about the felt stigma of GBV survivors. Interested in learning more about data art/the art of visualization, check out these resources: - Shirleywu.studio - Data Sketches by Nadieh Bremer and Shirley Wu - How we can find ourselves with data, TED talk by Giorgia Lupi - https://lisacharlottemuth.com/talks - Data Visualization Society - Nightingale: the Journal of the Data Visualization Society - Flowing Data Newsletter - Andy Kirk: Visualising Data - Alberto Cairo's The Functional Art

Met Nadieh praten we over haar tijd op het VWO en hoe ze tot de keuze is gekomen om van Almelo naar Leiden te verhuizen om daar Astronomie & Kosmologie te gaan studeren. We vragen natuurlijk ook naar haar carrière-stappen, ze is gestart bij Deloitte, daarna naar Adyen gegaan om in 2017 de stap te maken als freelancer. Eerder dit jaar heeft ze samen met Shirley Wu het boek ‘Data Sketches' uitgebracht. We vragen hoe het idee ontstaan is om dit boek te maken en wat er allemaal komt kijken om zo'n prachtig boek te maken. Het voorwoord van het boek is geschreven door Alberto Cairo en wij zijn heel nieuwsgierig naar het hoe en waarom dit zo gekomen is. Afgelopen maanden heeft ze de FAB-Academy gedaan, waarbij ze iedere week een nieuw project moest opleveren en wij zijn heel nieuwsgierig waarom ze dit heeft gedaan en wat ze allemaal heeft geleerd. Op het moment dat we met haar spraken liep er een online-veiling van het nieuwe DataArt werk van Nadieh en ook hier hebben we haar gevraagd hoe dit zo gekomen is. We sluiten ons gesprek af met haar nog even te vragen naar haar hobby: Rollerskaten Interessante links over Nadieh: · Volg haar op Twitter: https://twitter.com/NadiehBremer · Volg haar op Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nadiehbremer/ · Volg haar op LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nbremer/ · Haar website met haar projecten: https://www.visualcinnamon.com/ · DataArt veiling: https://foundation.app/@Nadieh · Het boek Data Sketches: https://www.datasketch.es/ Heb je vragen, opmerkingen, tips of andere opbouwende feedback voor ons, laat dit ons dan weten via: michel@datavoorstellingen.nl of ben@datavoorstellingen.nl. #dataliteracy #datadriven #dataviz #datavisualisation #datavisualiseren #datadesign #storytelling #design #designresearch #dataart #fabacademy #visualcinnamon #datasketches

From Monday Americans will be banned from investing in 59 Chinese companies, including technology firms like Huawei. The move aims to stop the flow of capital into defence and surveillance technology companies which the White House says will undermine security. We get analysis from Shirley Wu, a research fellow at the University of Harvard, who monitors relations between Beijing and Washington. Wildfires, record high temperatures and strong winds are sweeping parts of Greece, Turkey and Lebanon, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people; we hear from Eleni Myrivili, a former deputy mayor of Athens, who has just been appointed as the city's Chief Heat Officer. On August 12th, Zambians will vote in a national election, which comes as poverty is more widespread, the country's foreign debt has increased, the economy has suffered recession and a third wave of of Covid 19 is keeping children out of school. So what will the implications be for the economy? We speak to Paul Nyambe, founder and chief executive of Zamgoat a company that farms and produces goat meat in Lusaka. Over the last year surfing has seen a boom in popularity, as people who want escape lockdown have taken to the waves. The surge in popularity is a major boost to Europe's biggest online surf equipment retailer, Boardshop in the UK and we hear from co-founder, Roger Moon.

In episode 21 of the Shiny Developer Series, I have the pleasure of welcoming back the newest member of the Shiny team, Nick Strayer! We discuss the road Nick traveled to join RStudio full time, as well as the motivation behind the terrific Shiny App Stories, complete with a hands-on demonstration of new features in Shiny 1.6 such as bindCache and dynamic theming in the fun explore your weather application. All of that plus Nick's perspectives on the growing Shiny ecosystem and creating powerful data visualizations make this a must-see episode!Resources mentioned in the episodeShiny App Stories example - The "Why" documentation, plus demonstrations of new and advanced features in the context of real-world applications.bindCache() - To speed up your app's reloading of previously accessed data. Dynamic theming with bslib - bslib helps you theme your app really easily. session objectgetCurrentOutputInfoData visualization innovators Nick follows: Nadieh Bremer (@NadiehBremer), Shirley Wu (@sxywu), Amelia Wattenberger (@Wattenberger).Episode Timestamps00:00:00 Episode Introduction 00:06:15 Nick's journey since episode 5 00:08:10 Shiny app stories - an experimental form of documentation. Most documentation focuses on the How to do something, Shiny App Stories focuses on the Why 00:13:15 App Stories in action 00:16:25 bindCache() discussion on speeding up your Shiny app 00:22:57 Dynamic theming with {bslib} 00:27:00 The usefulness of the session object in an Shiny app 00:32:30 Including web-technologies (like custom js, css, incorporating better design philosiphies) in your Shiny app 00:39:50 On the Shiny Ecosystem. Nick only recently moved from being an active Shiny developer to being on the core-Shiny team itself 00:43:35 On Creating great data visualizations and offering data consumers an excellent user experience 00:56:25 What's the best way to give feedback to the Shiny team? 01:05:22 Episode wrapup

In episode 21 of the Shiny Developer Series, I have the pleasure of welcoming back the newest member of the Shiny team, Nick Strayer! We discuss the road Nick traveled to join RStudio full time, as well as the motivation behind the terrific Shiny App Stories, complete with a hands-on demonstration of new features in Shiny 1.6 such as bindCache and dynamic theming in the fun explore your weather application. All of that plus Nick's perspectives on the growing Shiny ecosystem and creating powerful data visualizations make this a must-see episode! Resources mentioned in the episode Shiny App Stories example (https://shiny.rstudio.com/app-stories) - The "Why" documentation, plus demonstrations of new and advanced features in the context of real-world applications. bindCache() (https://shiny.rstudio.com/app-stories/weather-lookup-caching.html) - To speed up your app's reloading of previously accessed data. Dynamic theming with bslib (https://shiny.rstudio.com/app-stories/weather-lookup-bslib.html) - bslib helps you theme your app really easily. session (https://shiny.rstudio.com/reference/shiny/1.6.0/session.html) object getCurrentOutputInfo (https://shiny.rstudio.com/reference/shiny/1.6.0/getCurrentOutputInfo.html) Data visualization innovators Nick follows: Nadieh Bremer (@NadiehBremer (https://twitter.com/NadiehBremer)), Shirley Wu (@sxywu (https://twitter.com/sxywu)), Amelia Wattenberger (@Wattenberger (https://twitter.com/Wattenberger)). Episode Timestamps 00:00:00 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=0s) Episode Introduction 00:06:15 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=375s) Nick's journey since episode 5 00:08:10 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=490s) Shiny app stories - an experimental form of documentation. Most documentation focuses on the How to do something, Shiny App Stories focuses on the Why 00:13:15 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=795s) App Stories in action 00:16:25 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=985s) bindCache() discussion on speeding up your Shiny app 00:22:57 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=1377s) Dynamic theming with {bslib} 00:27:00 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=1620s) The usefulness of the session object in an Shiny app 00:32:30 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=1950s) Including web-technologies (like custom js, css, incorporating better design philosiphies) in your Shiny app 00:39:50 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=2390s) On the Shiny Ecosystem. Nick only recently moved from being an active Shiny developer to being on the core-Shiny team itself 00:43:35 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=2615s) On Creating great data visualizations and offering data consumers an excellent user experience 00:56:25 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=3385s) What's the best way to give feedback to the Shiny team? 01:05:22 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=84Vg7HKzd2E&t=3922s) Episode wrapup

In this episode Alberto and Simon talk to Lam Thuy Vo, a polymath data journalist who works for Buzzfeed and teaches at CUNY. We discussed her data-driven investigative stories, her quantified self projects, and her interest in providing learning resources for data journalists from underrepresented communities. Next, we talked to visualization designers Shirley Wu and Nadieh Bremer about their recent book ‘Data Sketches' (and how to avoid working with or for a-holes). Here's a great example of their work for The Guardian. The music that opens this second episode is the sound of Covid vaccination rates data from the CDC (listen to the full tune here). You can create your own data tunes with Two Tone.

Our very own Shirley Wu and her friend, Nadieh Bremer recently wrote a book called, Data Sketches so we wanted to learn more about what it’s like to write a technical book. In this episode, we are joined by Nadieh to talk with us about the process of writing and having a book published. Guests: Nadieh Bremer - @NadiehBremer Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Shirley Wu - @sxywu Picks: Nadieh Bremer - Datasketch.es Nadieh Bremer - Fab Academy Ryan Burgess - Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell Ryan Burgess - Everybody Matters: The Extraordinary Power of Caring for Your People Like Family Shirley Wu - Lullatone Shirley Wu - Data Sketches Book Launch

Data Sketches authors Shirley Wu and Nadieh Bremer visit the PolicyViz Podcast to talk about their work, their process, and the future of dataviz. The post Episode #195: Nadieh Bremer & Shirley Wu appeared first on PolicyViz.

Data Sketches authors Shirley Wu and Nadieh Bremer visit the PolicyViz Podcast to talk about their work, their process, and the future of dataviz. The post Episode #195: Nadieh Bremer & Shirley Wu appeared first on PolicyViz.

What are the ingredients of a successful personal project? How do you even know what topic to make your personal project about? What constraints make for a successful personal project? In this episode, data visualization designers Nadieh Bremer and Shirley Wu share insights they learned from completing a year-long collaboration that ended with a new book called Data Sketches!

“For data visualization, you don't need to be an artist to make good sketches.” Cole talks with Data Sketches authors, Shirley Wu and Nadieh Bremer, about their multi-year project that has been turned into a beautiful new book. Listen as they discuss their exploration of the creative side of data visualization through colors, shapes, math, code, and storytelling. Tune in to learn why you should give a 4-year old a watercolor set, the power of a rainbow palette, using flowers to visualize data, and much more. LINKS: Data Sketches: buy on Amazon | datasketch.es | @datasketches Follow Shirley: shirleywu.studio | @sxywu Follow Nadieh: visualcinnamon.com | @NadiehBremer Projects shown/discussed: Nadieh's Lord of the Rings | Shirley's Film Flowers

What’s it like to deal with Imposter Syndrome? In this episode, we are joined by Shirley Wu, to talk through each of our experiences dealing with imposter syndrome and have we’ve overcome it. Guests: Shirley Wu - @sxywu Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Jem Young - @JemYoung Mars Jullian - @marsjosephine Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Shirley Wu - OneAction.today Shirley Wu - Asian Americans Shirley Wu - Nintendo Ring Fit Shirley Wu - Great Pretender Ryan Burgess - Knives Out Ryan Burgess - Netflix vs. the World Mars Jullian - The Great British Baking Show Augustus Yuan - The Social Dilemma Augustus Yuan - Rocket League Free to Play! Jem Young - Fuoripista Jem Young - Notorious XX Stacy London - What They Do Is Not Art by Cloudkicker Stacy London - Ashtabula by Cloudkicker Stacy London - Answer My Prayer by Eschaton, Ancient Methods, Orphx Stacy London - Mozilla thread about The Social Dilemma

161  |  People of the Pandemic with Shirley Wu

In this episode, Shirley Wu shares the specific things that she looks for in potential collaborators, the steps she took to execute her innovative People of the Pandemic game, and how she overcame her moments of self-doubt under the mounting complexity of creating a game from scratch… Show notes

Shirley Wu is an award-winning creative focused on data-driven art and visualizations. Shirley joins us to share her story, her insight into the data visualization process, how the industry has evolved and been shaped as it continues to grow, her collaboration on the DataSketch|es project, and much more! I highly recommend checking out her work online by visiting her site in the show notes below: Website Twitter Medium Data Sketch|es Data Visualization Society NYU's ITP One Amongst Many As always you can find out more about Tech+Art by visiting our website or following us on Twitter! Cover art by Matt DesLauriers.

Shirley Wu is a freelance data visualization expert. Data visualization, at its core, is when you take lots of data, and it's hard for you to look in Excel. You visualize that into some graph or chart, and the most simple could be a bar chart or some graph so that you can understand trends within it easier. In data visualization, there is an entire spectrum of approaches you can take with a dataset. You have to decide on the balance between art and the data. With clients, choosing where in that spectrum is asking yourself, "What do I want for the end-user to experience?" The difference between a purely artistic piece and a visualization is that with data visualization, there's a goal to it. You're taking data, and you're trying to communicate something, or you're trying to build a tool to help people explore that data. Transcript"How Shirley Wu Built A Career As A Freelance Data Visualizer" TranscriptResourcesData Visualization SocietyData Stories Podcastscrollama.jsGreenSockShirley WuTwitterGithubYouTubeWebsiteMediumLinkedInFrontend MastersJoel HooksTwitterWebsite

What does it mean to democratize DNA? Shirley Wu is answering that question as the Director of Health Product at 23andMe. 23andMe's mission is to pioneer the future of health with their genetic testing technology, and to help people understand, access, and benefit from the human genome. They've had to stay ahead of the quickly evolving pace of the genomics industry, so the story of their work provides valuable lessons for any entrepreneur looking to build a lasting company in a fast-paced world.   Show notes Conversation with the Shirley Wu (0:37) Shirley Wu is the Director of Health Product at 23andMe. 23andMe is a personal genomics and biotechnology. 23andMe provides a wide variety of information for customers in their genetic reports.    Listener question “Could you have [insert name here] as a guest on your podcast?”   We want to hear from you. Please send us your comments, suggested topics, and listener questions for future All Turtles Podcast episodes.  Email: hello@all-turtles.com Twitter: @allturtlesco

Shelli Sonstein speaks with Stephen Ranjan, the VP, Franchise Lead, Pre-Diabetes & Non-Insulin Therapy Solutions for Roche Diabetes Care as well as Shirley Wu, the director of Health Product for 23andMe and Tracey D. Brown, the CEO for the American Diabetes Association. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shirley Wu has been freelancer since 2016, creating data visualizations for her clients. In this episode, Shirley talks about the four projects that had the most significant impact on her. In 2017 Shirley created an interactive visualization of the musical, Hamilton. It blew up on the internet. It was the first time a project of her's had a significant response. It made her realize that code could be beautiful, colorful, and inspiring. The audience might not remember the figures or the writeup, but they will remember the emotional response they had. Her next project was less fun and a lot more serious. She worked with The Guardian on an investigative journalism piece called Bussed Out. The project was meaningful to her. In the past, she shied away from more serious projects due to a fear of the backlash she'd receive if she didn't do it right. She got to work with a very talented team of journalists who taught her what she was capable of if she teamed up with the right people on important topics. On a less serious note, Shirley had the privilege of having a visualization be commissioned by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The project was to do something with the data from Send Me SFMOMA. This project caused her to reconnect with making art for its own sake. The most recent influential project was Legends. It was a personal project on the fifty-one female Nobel Prize winners since 1901. With her other digital projects, she is lucky only to get a few minutes of someone's time, but she wanted more than that, she wanted people to linger and be present. So Shirley is now pushing herself to break the boundaries of digital and make moving her visualization into physical space a reality. Resources Hamilton The Guardian - Bussed Out Journal - Send Me Love Legends Shirley Wu Website Blog Twitch Twitter Github Instagram Kent C. Dodds Website Twitter Github Youtube Testing JavaScript

In this episode, we are joined by a returning guest, Shirley Wu to talk with us about the combination of code and art. Guests: Shirley Wu - @sxywu Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Mars Jullian - @marsjosephine Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Shirley Wu - Team lab Tokyo crystal universe Shirley Wu - Misaki Nakano Shirley Wu - Matt DesLauriers Shirley Wu - Tyler Halves Shirley Wu - Matt’s Frontend Masters creative coding Ryan Burgess - Joshua Davis Ryan Burgess - Nikka Coffey Grain Whiskey Ryan Burgess - Like-so app Augustus Yuan - @beesandbombs Augustus Yuan - Zdog Mars Jullian - A Single Div Mars Jullian - Aphantasia Stacy London - Simon Stålenhag Stacy London - make8bitart.com by Jenn Schiffer Stacy London - Once Upon a Forest by Maruto (aka Joshua Davis)

How did you learn to visualize data? Professionals in this space hail from a wide variety of backgrounds and in this episode, you'll hear a dozen responses to this question, from artists, mathematicians and more. Listen to these industry leaders' captivating stories and anecdotes—while learning lessons that you can apply to hone your own data visualization skills.   Moritz Stefaner: @moritz_stefaner | truth-and-beauty.net Andy Cotgreave: @acotgreave | gravyanecdote.com Jen Christiansen: @ChristiansenJen | jenchristiansen.com Alberto Cairo: @albertocairo | albertocairo.com RJ Andrews: @infowetrust | infowetrust.com Jeffrey Shaffer: @HighVizAbility | dataplusscience.com Shirley Wu: @sxywu  | sxywu.com Jon Schwabish: @jschwabish | policyviz.com Naomi B. Robbins: @nbrgraphs | nbr-graphs.com Steve Wexler: @VizBizWiz | datarevelations.com Robert Kosara: @eagereyes | eagereyes.org Elijah Meeks: @Elijah_Meeks | elijahmeeks.com

Michael Jackson, Michael Chan talk with Shirley Wu about D3 and React, creative data visualizations, freelance work, and how she's helping React developers love D3.

In this episode, we are joined by Shirley Wu and Brian Holt to talk with us about the various experiences we’ve had with startups, large companies, agencies, and freelance work. Guests: Shirley Wu - @sxywu Brian Holt - @holtbt Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Jem Young - @JemYoung Mars Jullian - @marsjosephine Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Shirley Wu - Team Lab Brian Holt - Kubernetes Ryan Burgess - Evil Genius Augustus Yuan - Model Zoo Augustus Yuan - Human Benchark Jem Young - Google Doubleclick Mozilla Jem Young - The Strong Web Mars Jullian - Hiya Mars Jullian - Explained on Netflix Stacy London - CSS Conf - Laura Schneck algorithms of CSS talk Stacy London - JS Conf EU - Beaker browser by Tara Vancil Stacy London - JS Conf EU - Empathy driven development by Marcy Sutton

Do you need to find answers in survey results? Shirley Wu visualized the results of a survey of 981 data viz creators' frustrations and found insights with her unique techniques. In this episode, host Alli Torban explores how you can find answers and visualize your survey results too! Show Notes Shirley's Website Shirley's Twitter Follow Data Viz Today on Twitter

We are back in 2018, for the first episode of the New Year we have two special guests, Shirley Wu and Amy Wibowo to talk with us about freelancing and running your own business. We discuss how to start freelance work, how to manage clients and how to handle difficult clients. Guests: Shirley Wu - @sxywu Amy Wibowo - @sailorhg Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Jem Young - @JemYoung Derrick Showers - @derrickshowers Brian Holt - @holtbt Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Shirley Wu - Bubblesort Zines Shirley Wu - Coding like a girl by Amy Wibowo Shirley Wu - OpenVis Conf Shirley Wu - Kimi No Na Wa (Your name) Amy Wibowo - The Hate U Give Ryan Burgess - ConferCal Ryan Burgess - Black Mirror Season 4 Augustus Yuan - Smog Free Tower Augustus Yuan - Speedometer 2.0 Jem Young - Cowarobot Jem Young - Code Problems Jem Young - Babel Time Travel Derrick Showers - Gramercy Tavern Derrick Showers - My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman Brian Holt - Creating a Vue.js Serverless Checkout Form: Setup and Testing Brian Holt - Bussed out - How America moves its homeless Brian Holt - 5 Things Episode 1: Five Things About Create React App Stacy London - Git it gurl from BubbleSort Zines from Amy! Stacy London - Change the Paradigm by Austra Stacy London - World of Tomorrow Episode Two: The Burden of Other People's Thoughts by Don Hertzfeldt

In a previous episode, we discussed working with a recruiter during a job interview process. In this episode, we’re joined by Netflix recruiter, Bianca Bortolussi to discuss ways to help your engineering profile stand out to recruiters and hiring managers. Guests: Bianca Bortolussi - @biancabmorey Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Jem Young - @JemYoung Ryan Anklam - @bittersweetryan Mars Jullian - @marsjosephine Picks: Bianca Bortolussi - Apple Watch 3 Bianca Bortolussi - Netflix JS Talks Ryan Burgess - Women in Tech Show Ryan Burgess - Kotlin Conf Jem Young - Firefox Focus Jem Young - Sony MDR 1000x Ryan Anklam - Spotify Time Capsule Playlist Ryan Anklam - Dirty Hacks From The Dark Corners of Front-End Mars Jullian - November 17th HTML5 Meetup Mars Jullian - Interactive Visualization of Every Line in Hamilton by Shirley Wu

Writing great code isn’t always the only part of our jobs. In order to impact changes on our teams or the business, we need to be able to persuade others to buy into your ideas. This could be in the form of migrating to a new technology, process or even adding a new feature to a product. In this episode, we are joined by Shirley Wu to help us discuss how we can best sell our ideas and make an impact on our teams or clients. Guests: Shirley Wu - @sxywu Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Brian Holt - @holtbt Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Shirley Wu - D3 Unconf Shirley Wu - The Stormlight Archive Ryan Burgess - Social Network soundtrack Ryan Burgess - American Vandal Augustus Yuan - Essential Image Optimization Augustus Yuan - LeetCode Articles Brian Holt - size-limit Brian Holt - Choir of the Mind by Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton Stacy London - Vallis Alps - Oceans Stacy London - Beeple

In this episode, we’re joined by Shirley Wu, a Freelance Software Engineer who focuses on Data Visualization. Shirley shares a lot of knowledge about Data Visualization using JavaScript. Guests: Shirley Wu - @sxywu Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Jem Young - @JemYoung Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Shirley Wu - Domestic Data Streamers Shirley Wu - Openviz Shirley Wu - D3 Unconf Shirley Wu - Data Stories Podcast Ryan Burgess - Shop Talk Show - React with Netflix Ryan Burgess - Amplifi Stacy London - svgomg Stacy London - Ellen Allien’s new album Nost Augustus Yuan - Pokemon Terminal Augustus Yuan - How Selections Work Augustus Yuan - D3-Annotation Jem Young - Web Typography for Non-Designers Jem Young - The Story of O.J.

We meet Nadieh Bremer and Shirley Wu to talk about their 12-months collaboration Data Sketches.

Live from JSConf.EU, we speak with Nadieh Bremer & Shirley Wu about their incredible data sketches project and their experiences with data visualization.

We talk to Shirley Wu and Nadieh Bremer, long-time members of the D3 and data visualization communities, about their latest collaboration DataSketches and building data visualization using web technologies.   Panelists Shirley Wu @sxywu http://sxywu.com/ Nadieh Bremer @NadiehBremer http://www.visualcinnamon.com/   Hosts Tracy Lee @ladyleet Ray Shan @rayshan https://shan.io   Links Data Sketches http://www.datasketch.es/ Bay Area d3 User Group http://www.meetup.com/Bay-Area-d3-User-Group/ D3.unconf, an annual D3-focused conference http://visfest.com/d3unconf-2016/ Using Pinterest to collect inspiration https://www.pinterest.com/nadiehbremer/ R for data processing https://www.r-project.org/ Linear Digressions podcast - What's the biggest #bigdata? http://lineardigressions.com/episodes/2016/7/30/whats-the-biggest-bigdata Create React App to quickly bootstrap a data visualization project using React https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app Mike Bostock, author of D3, and his visualization work on New York Times https://bost.ocks.org/mike/ D3 4.0 with improved force layout and modularity https://github.com/d3/d3/releases/tag/v4.0.0 Charting libraries Highcharts http://www.highcharts.com/ NVD3, built on top of D3 http://nvd3.org/