Examples and demos on how developers can use get their work done in Observable

Ian Johnson

Monitor the status of your HTTP services with a condensed view of Amazon Web Services CloudWatch Logs.

Observable

AWS HTTP Status Dashboard

Toph Tucker

How long are your GitHub Actions integration tests taking to run?

Integration Test Duration

Flaky tests waste engineer time; which GitHub Actions jobs fail and then pass when re-run?

Integration Test Flakiness

AWS S3 API Starter

Manage virtual machines with the Amazon EC2 API

AWS EC2 API Starter

Anjana Vakil

Visualizing Open-Source Code, Contributions & Communities

Mike Bostock

Most Popular Programming Languages, 2004–2021

Database Outage Plot

Lauren Buchman

DataViz Dashboards for Developers

Video - How Data Visualization Affects Developer Practices

Melody Meckfessel

For the foreseeable future, people (or "developers") are writing the world's software. In 2020, there were ~56M+ developers on Github with a predicted 100M+ by 2025 (almost doubling in 5 years!!). Many more people are writing software than ever before.

“Yes And”: Collaboration for software developers

Hierarchical edge bundling II

Notebook visualizer

Zoomable sunburst

Scott King

Mobile App Breaches, Data Leaks, and Malware Timeline

Tom Larkworthy

Chat application with Firebase on Observable (Twitch)

Mobile Games Data Visualization

Endpoint Services

How to make a Twitter BlueSky Bot

Soundcloud Reactive Audio Visualizer Music Video Generator

3D apps overview

Query, Process and Visualize Data Stream via a Functional Pipeline approach

Abe Yang

Bright Sky (Better Weather App)

Nikhil Thorat

How to build a Teachable Machine with TensorFlow.js

Ridiculously Rapid Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) development with Observable, Firebase and Stripe

Collections related to specific areas of interest, curated by the Observable team. 

Topics

Observable for Developers

Having a short list of specific use cases / scenarios might be helpful as well. And a description of the desired API and features would be awesome (e.g.: "Have a stereographic/orthographic camera pointing at ??? at a distance/angle determined by ???, let me feed in some data in the form of ???, I need to use colors/palettes for ???, I'd like to have a grid/axes/labels" etc).

That list could then be expanded into "How do I X in Y?", perhaps even with boilerplate code and/or helpers.

Fabian Iwand