Open SachaG opened 5 years ago
What about Kaggle? e.g. https://www.kaggle.com/hackerrank/developer-survey-2018/ ?
Or a simple google spreadsheet?
I think google spreadsheet doesn't support datasets that large (in terms of number of columns).
I've uploaded the 3 datasets to https://www.kaggle.com/.
I'll confess I don't know anything about how the platform work so maybe I could share access with someone who could tell me if everything's set up properly?
Hi there,
as @SachaG wrote me I leave my feedback here. 😄
I think that kaggle is the perfect place to share this 👍. I'm gonna use this data to make an interactive visualization using dc.js (https://dc-js.github.io/dc.js/) so I don't mind if the data is in JSON or CSV format but if you upload to kaggle it looks like the web can analize some data and give some insights even without download it.
So my 5 cents goes to upload it to kaggle in CSV 😃
Thanks for all the effort guys! you did an awesome work collecting this data 🙌
Kaggle is perfect!
I've uploaded the 3 datasets to https://www.kaggle.com/. [...]
Sorry for the dump question but.... how can I access those files? I've deeply searched on Kaggle but was able only to find the old, 2016, data:
https://www.kaggle.com/integjs/state-of-javascript-2016
Please, can you post some URLS or other "hints"?
Thanks DV
BTW: I'm interested in scouting raw data to test some other vesualizations...
Sorry, I haven't made the datasets public yet as I wanted to get feedback on the format first. If you leave your Kaggle username here I'll give you access.
Sorry, I haven't made the datasets public yet as I wanted to get feedback on the format first. If you leave your Kaggle username here I'll give you access.
Thanks, SachaG. My Kaggle username is "verzulli" (full profile: https://www.kaggle.com/verzulli )
Cheers, DV
Provide a clean CSV? or a normalized file?