
Most Interesting Open Data Sources
What open data means and where to find it, with sources grouped into ten areas from academic and crime data to finance, government and travel.

What open data means and where to find it, with sources grouped into ten areas from academic and crime data to finance, government and travel.

A roundup of chart libraries for 2017, including Datawrapper, Highcharts, Plotly, amCharts, Chart.js, FusionCharts and ZingChart.

A comparison of online spreadsheet apps in 2017, including Zoho Sheet, Google Sheets, Office 365, Quip, Smartsheet and Airtable.

What a cell renderer is in Handsontable, which renderers ship with it, and how to write a custom renderer without hurting rendering performance.

Nine cloud platforms for NoSQL databases, from Bitnami and Heroku to Azure and AWS, assessed on how easily they connect to Handsontable.

How to enable the Handsontable context menu, add predefined and custom items, disable entries, and what its limitations are.

Ways to use spreadsheets to track your finances, household, learning and health when apps do not record data the way you need.

What to decide before you open an add-on marketplace for your product: its purpose, platform, pricing, legal terms, openness and compatibility.

Ten suggestions for selling software to businesses, covering pricing, trust, free offerings, side projects, content, customer feedback and email.

A summer intern at Handsoncode in Gdynia on how the team makes decisions, what makes a product good, and how interns take part in the work.
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