Katharine Jarmul is lead developer at Loud3r, a content-curation start-up based in Los Angeles, California. She spent four years at the Washington Post and USA TODAY building applications as part of several open-source teams, primarily utilizing Python and Django. She spends her free time helping the PyLadies, an organization working to increase diversity within the Python community through outreach, education and community-building.
Katharine Jarmul Jan. 27, 2012 9:59 am
Election season is upon us. As the presidential candidates work to garner support and funds, journalists are trying to inform and educate voters on the issues and personalities at play in 2012.
Part of our job is to help people… Read more
Katharine Jarmul Nov. 22, 2011 9:59 am
So you want to become a developer, journo-coder or hired geek and you’re wondering where to begin. Maybe you’ve coded a bit before and you’re wondering what languages to choose, or maybe you’ve never seen a piece of code and… Read more
Katharine Jarmul Aug. 8, 2011 1:27 pm
As more and more journalists are finding, APIs are a great way to get data for your Web applications and projects.
An API, or application programming interface, enables software programs to communicate with one another. (Chrys Wu wrote a helpful… Read more
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