30 day map challenge post

[Sahil590]

A blog post about the 30 day map challenge just included some of the maps worth talking about.
I can still add more but wanted to know if this is enough?
Any Feedback more that welcome.

[dalonsoa]

A couple of early comments. It looks brilliant! As always with maps, it is visually super appealing.

If possible, if would be useful to share the code you use to create each map. Not the data - just point to whatever source you used - and no need to make the code full-featured repositories with best software engineering examples, but just snippets of code showing how the map were created. They can be embedded within the post, at the end, in an appendix, specially if they are long.

[Sahil590]

Tagging everyone for review, but no pressure on everyone needing to leave a review.

[Sahil590]

@dalonsoa thanks for the speedy review, I have addressed all of your key points mentioned. I decided to give a technical overview of the tools I used for the first 3 graphs in the intro, and then give a small technical description of how that specific map was created. Is it technical enough or at all?
Also, some of the spell checks are flagging application names like QGIS, django, or choropleth is there a way to ignore them?

[SaranjeetKaur]

Thanks for doing this @Sahil590! It looks fantastic!

I have added some very minor edits.

[dc2917]

Also, some of the spell checks are flagging application names like QGIS, django, or choropleth is there a way to ignore them?

You can add words to be ignored to .wordlist.txt

[dalonsoa]

Nice! All my comments were addressed and it reads very well, so all good!

[dalonsoa]

Are there any final comments for the blog post or are we ready to merge?

[AdrianDAlessandro]

This is excellent!