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Our own worked projects. No two take the same shape, and yours needn’t either.

Analysts & operations BROWSER TOOLS

Match supplier names to invoices without duplicating rows

Two CSV exports, a join that quietly invents rows, the key that fixes it, and the checks that prove nothing was lost.

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Developers & science classrooms JSON

Draw a periodic table

Turn one free API call into an interactive periodic table, then copy every line of the code that draws it.

A working table, its JavaScript, and a one-file download.

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History classrooms & data learners CSV

Remember Titanic's passengers and crew

Read the lives behind the records, with a memorial roll and careful explanations of the counts.

A searchable roll, respectful charts, and a complete reference file.

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Sports fans & spreadsheet explorers CSV

Chart World Series champions

Build a pivot chart from baseball history, with a clear distinction between a team name and a franchise.

Every season, franchise totals, and a repeatable spreadsheet workflow.

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Teachers & homeschool families CSV

Turn dates into a history lesson

See all 27 amendments on one timeline: what each does, why it happened then, and who gained the vote.

Printable amendment cards, lessons at three levels, and the complete list as a CSV.

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Families, homeschool & Bible study CSV

Follow a verse through the Bible

See how all 66 books connect on one diagram, then follow any verse to the passages that echo it, in the Berean Standard Bible.

A verse journey to print, and how every pair of books connects as a CSV.

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Families, homeschool & Bible study CSV

Set the Bible in world history

See biblical events beside Egypt, Assyria, Greece and Rome, dated three ways, with the ancient records where they meet.

A timeline you can compare, a reader for each event with its passage, and all three lists as CSV.

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Homeschool families & science classrooms CSV

Trace the inventions that changed the world

See 136 inventions on one timeline, then follow any of them through every step and every person behind it.

The whole chain of ideas, each invention's steps with their sources, and both lists as CSV.

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History classrooms & homeschool families CSV

Map the battles that shaped history

See 2,300 battles on one map, then open 30 that changed history and weigh every estimate of how many fought.

A map by era, a reader for each featured battle with its sources, and all three lists as CSV.

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Python learners & researchers CSV

Explore Nobel Prize data in Python

Check what a row means, count distinct laureate-prizes, and join country codes to names.

A runnable analysis and charts using every prize category.

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Excel & Google Sheets users CSV

Give your spreadsheet a lookup table

Turn a NAICS sector code into a readable industry name with an exact-match lookup.

A reference sheet and a formula you can adapt.

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Developers & internal tools JSON

Build a supplier directory

Country selectors, language preferences, and the codes behind a useful internal application.

An interactive example and a server-side JSON request.

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Students & new developers JSON

Build an HTTP status-code explorer

Practice searching, filtering, and empty states with a subject you can use in your next programming project.

A working search demo and a focused project brief.

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Something to try.

A few ideas to get you started. Follow your own curiosity.

Turn the Periodic Table into a quiz, a game, or a piece of art.
Put a dataset on a map or a timeline and let people explore it.
Find a surprising pattern in the Nobel Prize winners and chart it.
Compare jobs and pay with the occupations collection and show what you found.
Build a classroom activity or a study tool from a history or science list.
Seed a demo app with the test data generator and show it running.
Two spreadsheets that wouldn’t match? Show how Join CSV files sorted them out.
Tell a human story with data, the way our Titanic memorial does.