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Read more about this story on my blog. The article is now published online.
Grab today's RedEye (Friday, December 11, 2009) and flip to page 10. For over two years at my job I have worked very hard to perfect the data, the database and the web application that shows bike parking information to the public.
Just before I was temporarily laid off, I built an advanced search page that allows anyone to grab just the information they want and export it as an XLS file, compatible with Microsoft Office and OpenOffice.org Chart.
This is a screenshot of the RedEye PDF provided by the paper: 118 MB PDF.
See where the RedEye go their data: from the Chicago Bike Parking Public Interface.
How to set up web-based real time collaborative document editor on Linux
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How to set up web-based real time collaborative document editor on Linux
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How to set up web-based real time collaborative document editor on Linux
If you would like to use this photo, be sure to place a proper attribution linking to xmodulo.com