It’s been quite a few months. With all the covid changes, I ended up back home and my plans to finally find a job I’d love moved to Czechia with me. As it is even harder than in London, of course, I just started doing what I love meanwhile. And here’s the first result.

How I took on a work experience in The Times' Interactive team, managed to start and finish my own project there and how it was the best two weeks of my life. In a sense.

It is my big dream working on those great parallax stories the Reuters or The New York Times do. While there is usually a lot of coding and a whole team behind these, you can also use some cheats and make your own quite easily. One of these cheats is called Shorthand.

I believe coding is one of the key skills in visual journalism. From The New York Times' Snow Fall project to the great journalism of The Guardian's Visuals desk, at least the understanding of code is essential. That's why I took the opportunity and decided to make my partner's portfolio from scratch.

258 lives were taken by religious extremists in Sri Lanka this year, 51 in New Zeeland.

Market Cafe Magazine is the magazine about data. Yes, THE magazine, because it is literally the only one out there. As the new issue was introduced at a launching party last week, I sat with the founders - Tiziana and Piero - to ask about the new issue, work and inspiration.

The last evening of my short course on City, University of London is tomorrow and it makes me contemplate - did it help my career? Was it nicely spent time? Was it worth the money?

The Award ceremony of Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards 2018 is a history now. Since I started to make my best of list just before the ceremony, I am sharing which pieces made the biggest impression on me.

So I have finally found the time for the famous Makeover Monday - project by Eva Murray and Andy Kriebel, helping the community to practice their dataviz skills.