30DayMapChallenge VS EOmaps

Although it will take some time before it takes place again, i would advice to participate in the 30 day map challenge. Try to make something that you think is cool and is just outside your knowledge zone.

My suggestion? Build yourself a portfolio highlighting projects that are representative of your work and aspirations. Look to the 30DayMapChallenge to get some ideas if you need some prompts. When I’ve hired, I’ve always been more interested in what an applicant can show they’ve done (even if it’s not much!) rather than their collection of certificates. Showing my work has been critical to getting an interview if not an offer throughout my career.

2022 year is the first time I tried #30DayMapChallenge, a daily map making challenge which is held on Social Network every year in november. I get known about it after the end of 2021 challenge and as a map lover, I did my best to not miss 2022 one.

This was one of my submissions to the 30DayMapChallenge, see my original submission tweet here.

this is not a long term solution, but there is a "30 day map challenge" happening on twitter right now for the month of november (https://github.com/tjukanovt/30DayMapChallenge)

Finnish geographer and mapping enthusiast Topi Tjukanov started the #30DayMapChallenge in November 2019, and has since continued it every November. This challenge is open to anyone and everyone in the online geospatial community, encouraging participants to post one map that they’ve created per day on a different theme or topic on social media.

- 30 Day Map Challenge website: https://30daymapchallenge.com

Check out the 30daymapchallenge.com for inspiration. There's some technical maps, but there are a lot of fun, pretty ones that could help get your creative juices running. Plus, a lot of the links of the people on there posted tutorials of how they made them which could help. Then in November, try participating to gain practice in your free time!

I just released EOmaps v6.5!

For more info, checkout the GitHub repo: https://github.com/raphaelquast/EOmaps

python + EOmaps (uses geopandas under the hood)!

In the following, some of the most recent features are highlighted... for a full overview of what you can do with EOmaps, checkout the documentation and the associated GitHub repository !

In general, EOmaps serves 2 primary purposes:

Hey, you might want to have a look at the library I'm developing... EOmaps !

You can check it out here >>> EOmaps !