This summer we added 3,000 historical GTFS feed versions to Transitland, stretching back to 2008. Interesting patterns are emerging!

Transitflow is an experimental set of tools that generate spatial-temporal transit frequency datasets and visualizations from the command line.

I opened that box on a map with a magnifying glass icon, and uncovered five importers, three microservices, and hundreds of Node modules. I was in awe.

This summer, we have enhanced bicycle costing. Not only is overall routing improved, but `use_roads'` and `use_hills` are now much more versatile.

Outlining and visualizing the work we've done to increase name translations in the Who's On First gazetteer.

How can we most effectively allow for understanding, visualizing, and interacting with Who's On First?

Everything is even better than what I imagined when I first got an email for a phone interview with Mapzen through the NYC Ladders to Leaders summer internship program

Mapzen interns making maps happen via NYC's Summer Youth Employment Program