10 things I learned from Covid-19 with D3.js
10 things I learned from Covid-19 with D3.js

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Global Timeline of Covid19 by Stacy S. Cho

Overview

Global Covid19 Timeline has earned a lot of 💌 👏 😍from many people. I really appreciate for everyone’s support

As of now April 16, 2020, Global Covid19 Timeline has earned - 9K+ User Traffic - 58 Likes & 15 Comments from LinkedIn Post - 100+ Visits & 25+ Clone from Github repository

Photo by Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash

Douglas Noel Adams, an author of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy once said,

Programming gets things done

I was actively looking for software engineer jobs in NYC before the Corona Virus swept New York & New Jersey. I had many interviews scheduled and I was very hopeful and motivated to start my career as a software engineer.

The virus swept the U.S., especially New York and I received many emails and messages about interview process being pended and rejected due to the the virus. New Yorkers were asked to Stay at Home and my job hunting period stopped until further notice.

For the first few days of my status being changed from Job seeker to the unemployed, John Hopkins’s Covid Website & Google’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) map became my Netflix. I was checking the graphs and the world map every hours hoping that the trend goes down and everything comes back to the normal, but the trend goes an opposite of what I hope so.
['Stacy Cho']
['Technology', 'JavaScript', 'Programming', 'D3js', 'Web Development']