Welcome to my Website! It’s all done in R and GitHub, so that’s pretty cool. Most of the data updates itself on a schedule too.
I thought it might be worth investing some time to make a website to point to an area of my life where it gets a little more professional. But then I thought, why just do that? Why not incorporate some other aspects of my life that makes me me. So yes, this will have my ever growing resume, but let’s have a little bit of fun while we’re here.
Here’s my GitHub contribution activity, a live snapshot of the commits behind this site and my other projects.
Cap rates, vacancy, and demand signals for 3,800+ cities using Zillow and Census data.
Zillow + Redfin data for LA neighborhoods: median prices, rent, and what $1M buys you.
Zillow home values across LA County ZIP codes, animated year by year, with Case-Shiller and Shiller’s long-run series for context.
Interactive Shiny app for side-by-side financial simulation of renting vs. buying.
Follow the ball through the 2022 World Cup Final in 3D: possession, passes, and every goal, animated from real StatsBomb event data.
Scraped ratings, seasons, and trends for the top 250 TV shows on IMDb.
Oscar Best Picture data: distributors, producers, and historical nominee analysis.
Cross-referencing IMDb’s top 250 movies with Rotten Tomatoes scores.
Interactive episode-by-episode rating visualization for any TV series.
Which shows ended on their best season and which limped out: every tracked series ranked by how far it fell from its own peak.
Career arcs of major directors, film by film, measured in box office receipts.
Web-scraped history of men’s volleyball All-American selections and champions.
Shift calendar generator for firefighter 48/96 schedules.
My “Want to Go” and “Favorites” lists exported and visualized.
Draw a route and find which of my saved places sit within a corridor of it, so a long drive can pick up a few stops.
Personal movie ratings and watchlist from my IMDb account.
Travel blog entries from my adventures around the world.
Tracking down classmates for the reunion, and who we’re still missing emails for.
Do Oscar winners also dominate the box office? An interactive comparison.
Fractal geometry generated in R: the classic chaos game visualization.
Animated head-to-head race of Steffen, WILMA, Back-to-Front, Reverse Pyramid, and Random.
When were Confederate monuments erected? A data-driven look at the timeline.
Building CDISC SDTM clinical trial datasets in R, with worked examples.
Tutorial series: intro, data manipulation, visualization, and statistics in R.