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Inflation Stats, powered by Timetric Chartroom

Posted on February 14, 2011 by Andrew Walkingshaw

On Friday, we introduced Timetric Chartroom — automated statistics sections for websites. Here’s an example of what Timetric Chartroom can do: inflationstats.com, a dedicated site for the latest UK inflation statistics. Inflation Stats breaks down all the RPI and CPI … Continue reading →

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Timetric Chartroom and Timetric Benchmark – and TISEE 2011, the cloud, and doing what you’re good at

Posted on February 11, 2011 by Andrew Walkingshaw

For all the talk about “gross national happiness“, studies keep showing that one of the biggest determining factors in how good you feel about the world is whether you get to do something you feel you’re good at. People like … Continue reading →

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Get up-to-date statistical graphs for your site

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Andrew Walkingshaw

Firstly, hello to everyone at the data-driven journalism conference in the Netherlands today! We’ve been working on a few new things for Timetric, and one of them’s ready to go: we hope a lot of people, including journalists — and … Continue reading →

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API tokens for Timetric

Posted on June 9, 2009 by Toby White

With the newest release of our API, we’ve launched a feature to make life easier for developers — API tokens. From the beginning, we’ve been focussed as much on the developer experience as the user experience, and so our API has been the … Continue reading →

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Resolver One and Timetric

Posted on May 15, 2009 by Dan Wilson

Our friends over at Resolver Systems in London have created a great demo where their spreadsheet software, Resolver One, acts as a client to Timetric. Resolver One is the coolest spreadsheet we’ve seen; it’s Python-powered from the ground up, so … Continue reading →

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