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Top Stories published by Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies in March of 2017

Brad Noble in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

I Am Not a Data Scientist

But I play one in this blog post, thanks to PixieDust

David Taieb in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

PixieDust 1.0 is here!

Notebook data visualizations for everyone

Glynn Bird in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

Moving data from DynamoDB to Cloudant or CouchDB

Introducing the `dynamodbexport` npm module

Glynn Bird in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

Analysing Cloudant JSON in RunKit JavaScript Notebooks

Using the simplified cloudant-quickstart…

Bradley Holt in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

Voice of InterConnect

An Offline First mobile web app featuring Hoodie, IBM Cloudant, and IBM Watson Services

Glynn Bird in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

Add custom Alexa skills with OpenWhisk and Cloudant

Set up your Alexa skill to cost you less and scale…

Raj Singh in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

Navigating SXSW via Cognitive Chatbot

How we built the demo app using cognitive services on the IBM…

Glynn Bird in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

Moving data from DocumentDB to Cloudant or CouchDB

Introducing the `documentdbexport` npm module

Mo McElaney in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

Offline First FOMO

Don’t miss our panel at SXSW: “From Mobile First to Offline First”

Mike Broberg in Center for Open Source Data and AI Technologies

InterConnect with us

Practical info for the big IBM conference March 19–23

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