daniel-burton
Trained city planner, subway nerd, forever @recursecenter, analytics engineer at Slate
Slate MagazineNew York City
Pinned Repositories
4clojure-solutions
Solutions to the introductory clojure problems on 4clojure.com. Created mostly as Git practice at the time.
bencoder
A bencoder (program that encodes or decodes data in the bittorrent format) in Go
building_class_analysis
Analyzing built environment of NYC neighborhoods (NTAs), using Department of Finance building typology. Practice with Python, awk, and PostgreSQL.
Find-Subway-Meeting-Place
Parse NYC MTA GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) data to create a simplified graph of the NYC Subway and serve routes via an open API. Front end in React
find_a_meeting_place
(Original repo for the front-end of my subway route finder-- now merged into the full repo)
game_of_life
Conway's Game of Life in plain Javascript-- most up-to-date version is running on Glitch
geoid_bct2010_converter
Command line tool that turns Census Bureau 11-digit 2010 Census Tract GEOID numbers into NYC BCT (Borough-Census Tract) numbers. For easier joining with parcel and other data from NYC Government Agencies. Currently just creates a new column in your CSV and adds the BCT2010. Mostly created for practice (learn to work with CSVs, use argparse, etc)
nyc_census_webmap
Online map allowing users to find their neighborhood's 2010 Census participation and sign up to volunteer in advance of the 2020 Census.
nyc_job_collector
The NYC "Job Explorer" website does not make it easy to find permalinks. This project scrapes all current job listings and creates permalinks from the Job Listing ID.
react_to-do_list
A simple to-do list I created while learning React
daniel-burton's Repositories
daniel-burton/Find-Subway-Meeting-Place
Parse NYC MTA GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) data to create a simplified graph of the NYC Subway and serve routes via an open API. Front end in React
daniel-burton/4clojure-solutions
Solutions to the introductory clojure problems on 4clojure.com. Created mostly as Git practice at the time.
daniel-burton/bencoder
A bencoder (program that encodes or decodes data in the bittorrent format) in Go
daniel-burton/building_class_analysis
Analyzing built environment of NYC neighborhoods (NTAs), using Department of Finance building typology. Practice with Python, awk, and PostgreSQL.
daniel-burton/find_a_meeting_place
(Original repo for the front-end of my subway route finder-- now merged into the full repo)
daniel-burton/game_of_life
Conway's Game of Life in plain Javascript-- most up-to-date version is running on Glitch
daniel-burton/geoid_bct2010_converter
Command line tool that turns Census Bureau 11-digit 2010 Census Tract GEOID numbers into NYC BCT (Borough-Census Tract) numbers. For easier joining with parcel and other data from NYC Government Agencies. Currently just creates a new column in your CSV and adds the BCT2010. Mostly created for practice (learn to work with CSVs, use argparse, etc)
daniel-burton/nyc_census_webmap
Online map allowing users to find their neighborhood's 2010 Census participation and sign up to volunteer in advance of the 2020 Census.
daniel-burton/nyc_job_collector
The NYC "Job Explorer" website does not make it easy to find permalinks. This project scrapes all current job listings and creates permalinks from the Job Listing ID.
daniel-burton/os_notes
my notes from reading "Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces"
daniel-burton/python-data-cleaning
Jupyter Notebooks and datasets for our Python data cleaning tutorial
daniel-burton/react_to-do_list
A simple to-do list I created while learning React
daniel-burton/sheriff_scorer
Calculates final scores for the board game Sheriff of Nottingham. Practice for object-oriented programming.
daniel-burton/luigi
Luigi is a Python module that helps you build complex pipelines of batch jobs. It handles dependency resolution, workflow management, visualization etc. It also comes with Hadoop support built in.