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- 1New data visualisation celebrates free software keeping the internet runningโThis is beautiful, and important. https:// sheets.works/data-viz/holding- up-the-internet # FOSS # OpenSource
A data visualisation project hosted on sheets.works, titled 'Holding Up the Internet', is drawing attention for highlighting the free and open-source software that underpins online infrastructure. People sharing it are calling the work beautiful and important, praising its tribute to the volunteer-maintained projects the internet quietly depends on.
- 2Giving maps a vintage look with QGISโDataViz: Vintage-Anmutung mit QGIS? / A vintage look with QGIS? https:// geoobserver.de/2026/10/12/data viz-vintage-anmu
The geoObserver blog explores whether QGIS, the open-source GIS software, can be used to create data visualisations with a vintage aesthetic. The piece, published in German with an English title translation, is circulating among geospatial and open-source mapping communities, who frequently share QGIS tips and styling techniques under hashtags like DataViz and gistribe.
- 3Heerlen frontend engineer introduces TypeScript tools is-kit and DSA ViewโHoi hoi! ๐ # Introduction I'm nyaomaru, a frontend engineer in Heerlen ๐ณ๐ฑ who mostly writes TypeScript. I'm building: ๐ก๏ธ
Nyaomaru, a frontend engineer based in Heerlen in the Netherlands who works mainly in TypeScript, has introduced two open-source projects: is-kit, a composable, zero-dependency library of type guards, and DSA View, a tool that visualises algorithms step by step. Both are hosted on GitHub and aimed at developers who want lightweight, practical utilities.