Hi, I’m Robert, a web developer & photographer.

Nobody wants restrictions or being locked down. Why we had to do this, whats up next and what options we have to contain the corona virus are explained very nicely by Marcel Salathé (epidemiologist) & Nicky Case (art/code).

Honestly, we […] are worried. We bet you are, too! That's why we've channelled our fear into making these playable simulations, so that you can channel your fear into understanding.

This guide […] is meant to give you hope and fear. To beat COVID-19 in a way that also protects our mental & financial health, we need optimism to create plans, and…

I just started work on a project with Hooks for the first time, so I needed to get into them now. Amelia Wattenberger created this beautiful intro. It finally made click for me on why to use them!

I see this in myself. While being deeply worried, I'm also petrified. I don't know what to do. My commitment to change hasn't gone far enough yet. I'm part of the problem. I see my kids and want a healthy world for them. I want them to grow old without worrying. But I'm also stuck in my privileged way of living. Just one more steak, one more trip with the car, one more cheap purchase online. How bad can my impact be? After all, the system around me has to change. But that's just another excuse. I'm aware of that…

Visualizing large datasets on a map is not easy, you say? In this article I’ll show how to do just that in 160 lines of JavaScript using deck.gl on a Google Map, loading data from a Google Sheet.

We are going to use a large open dataset with information on power plants from all over the world, which should be interesting to visualize.