Jessica Lord breaks down the context and process behind sheetsee.js, a JavaScript mashup developed during her Code for America fellowship.

An interview with Sisi Wei, co-founder of Code with me, an introductory two-day programming workshop for journalists.

As ONA12 gets going in San Francisco, we’re hitting the last stretch with Source, the OpenNews community and index for news development. We even have a launch date, and it’s…really soon.

Events, newly released projects, blog posts, and other announcements.

A mapping project from WNYC that displays NYPD stop-and-frisks by block and locations where the police discovered guns during such stops.

Miso is an open source toolkit designed to expedite the creation of high-quality interactive storytelling and data visualisation content.

Expenditure tracking for super PACs during the 2012 election campaign, showing filings and contributor data.

A tool for Chicago-area parents to compare school performance data, and a home for the Tribune’s reporting on school performance.

We assembled a database of stand your ground cases in Florida to encourage people to explore the cases to see how the law was being applied. We did this because no government entity was tracking such cases.

The New York Times and WNYC have joined forces on a new site dedicated to news, data and conversation about schools in New York City. SchoolBook is now the main place to find coverage of schools in New York by The Times and WNYC. SchoolBook’s home page will mix those news, feature and multimedia stories with essays by members of the education community, as well as photos, videos, queries, comments and more.