Technical.ly Coverage (28 posts)

• Tech Lady Hackathon changes name to ‘Tech, Rebalanced’
• These #dctech faces will be presenting at Codeland in NYC
• Data viz whiz Kate Rabinowitz on the shortcomings of data viz
• How has DC changed in 10 years? DataLensDC takes a look
• Cool event alert: Discuss the future of media with some top data journos
• Looking to get involved? Code Against Trump
• Women in Tech Summit gets a lesson in listening to local communities
• Why Jessica Bell decided to start a podcast
• Best passion projects of 2016? Here’s how our readers voted
• Awards, events and cool people doing interesting things: Reflecting on the good from 2016
• Understanding our surroundings with maps: No. 8 #dctech trend of 2016
• This map shows the 8 million taxi pickups that occurred from January to August 2016
• Announcing the winners of the DC Innovation Awards 2016
• It’s time to vote for the winners of our first annual DC Innovation Awards
• According to this metric, DC has a long way to go in terms of gender equality
• ‘It was super electric and I’m still amped and exhausted and full of feelings’
• New DataLensDC data viz shows how DC’s libraries are changing
• The new organizers of Tech Lady Hackathon have big shoes to fill
• Transportation Techies’ next Bike Hack Night will be held in the great outdoors
• Remember the map that said $100 buys you the least in DC? That’s not the whole story
• Data on the shifting epicenter of DC nightlife
• Guess how many DC homes have brick fronts
• DataLensDC declares Bike to Work Day ‘a success across the region’
• Maryland drivers get the most DC parking tickets
• These data visualizations show how DC gets around when there’s no Metro
• Code for DC is under new leadership
• You’re not crazy — there are a lot of young people in DC
• Here’s what happened at Bike Hack Night IV