We have released CartoDB 2.1! Enjoy multilayer maps and much more!
We have been working on the next big release of CartoDB for some months now. Affectionately given the title, 2.1, this release is really a major step forward for the platfo...
NewsCartoDB 2.1 is almost here
As many of you already know, we have been working on the 2.1 version of CartoDB for several months now. In the upcoming release, we are incorporating multi-layer support, n...
NewsFaster data updates with CartoDB
A feature of CartoDB that makes it stand out from most other mapping platforms out there is the ability to create maps and build applications on top of data that grows and ...
NewsGuest Post: TeamUP wins third prize in Urban Data Challenge
Today we here from Chong Zi Xin and a team of hackers that took part in the recent, Urban Data Challenge. The team reached out a few months ago about using CartoDB for thei...
NewsThe Ides of John Snow
March 15th is more widely known as the Ides of March, and the day that Julius Caesar was assassinated in the Roman senate. However for those of us in the mapping, data visu...
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State of the Art Styling in CARTO VL
One of the most welcomed features of modern vector renderers is the performance advantage they bring to the table. While SVG and Canvas renderers have been developed in the...
Core TechFind and fix underperforming retail markets with spatial data models
Although the landscape has drastically transformed over the last decade, retail analytics have not kept pace which is causing some retailers to close the wrong store locati...
Spatial DataIntroducing CARTOframes: A Python Interface for CARTO
It’s with a lot of pride that we’re releasing CARTOframes, a Python package for interacting with CARTO that’s built specifically with data scientists in mind.
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