Observable 2020 year in review

30 Day Map Challenge was created by Topi Tjukanov. Here's a collection of notebooks from around the world of Observable users who participated in the #30DayMapChallenge.

We hold ourselves accountable for our commitments. That means continued self-assessment and learning about how we can help and positively impact underserved communities and the world. We re-evaluate these commitments over time.

Explaining code.

Checkout what the Observable Ambassadors have been working on! Learn more about the program at observablehq.com/ambassadors

Approaches for working with data that changes over time

Keep up to date on features, functionality and fun news at Observable.

A collection of notebooks created by Zan Armstrong showing how using Inputs + Plot can provide new solutions to common data visualization challenges, including both explanations and forkable examples.

Submissions from our 2022 Black History Month Activity, Winners of our 2021 Black History DataViz Contest, and other notebooks exploring Black history.

This collection contains changelogs from 2018 and 2019. Please see https://observablehq.com/@observablehq/observable-release-notes for the latest news on feature and product releases.

Notebooks that are featured in our Community Newsletter. https://observablehq.com/collection/@observablehq/observable-blog

A selection of notebooks related to COVID-19 and SARS-CoV-2.

A collection of examples of US County based maps for reference and inpsiration

Datasets curated to be comprehensive and real, yet simple and friendly. Ideal for learning, teaching and web based demonstration of data analysis and visualization.

Celebrating 10 years of D3!

Custom database clients for use with Observable SQL cells.

Learn how Observable works, from first edit to publish.

Workflows for creating content on Observable & sharing it with the world.

A selection of election-related data visualizations created by our community, the Observable Journalism Network, and our team. Explore maps, voter wait times, paths to victory, and more.

Notebooks can be embedded and customized anywhere on the web (or off it).

Observable is committed to helping and contributing to social justice and equality. We will enable data exploration for these efforts. We value prioritizing marginalized people’s safety over privileged people’s comfort.

These notebooks generate the images used in our various site error pages (such as 404). They’re mostly forked and adapted from the work of community members. Feel free to fork them yourself and play around some more.

Be an active reader with these playful interactive explanations.

Get inspired by the work of these amazing authors, nominated by members of the Observable team.

Brand new and recreated vintage art, made with code and imagination.