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-title = 'Personal Technology Radar'
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-One kind of data visualization that I particularly like is the [technology radar](https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar). If you're not familiar, it's an overview of the languages, frameworks, tools, etc. used at a company at the moment (like a snapshot). What's cool about it is, that it doesn't only show a black-and-white kind of picture, where, for example, it only shows the languages a company encourages or uses. 
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-Rather, what's shown is a plot that's sectioned into areas such as "Adopt", "Trial", "Assess", and "Hold". Each of these areas indicates what the level of adoption of a language at the company is:
-- Adopt: well-established, used in production
-- Trial: ready to be used, not completely proven as Adopt
-- Assess: looks interesting, but not ready for trial yet 
-- Hold: we don't like these, keep away
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-This got me thinking, why stop at the company level? Wouldn't it be cool to showcase what my personal experience level/opinion is in a similar way?  Therefore I present to you, the [Personal Technology Radar](https://github.com/mkolarek/notebooks/blob/main/radar/radar.ipynb)!  
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-![radar](radar.png "Personal Technology Radar")
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-By using this Jupyter notebook you can easily generate your own, just check out the `resources/skills.ods` and fill it with your own loved/hated tech. And if you share it, make sure to ping me!
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-Cheers,  
-Marko