Updates

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I'm off to Delhi this week to run a training course for new graduates who recently joined Gridlines. My bags are packed. Mostly with these: It's rewarding to see the book out in the world, finally. I'll be using the book to support all my training courses in the future,

Last week I posted the idea of a Financial Modelling Mastermind group on LinkedIn. I've included the text of the post below. I had enough interest to make it worthwhile going forward with it. The idea is to create a space for experienced professional modellers to come together to share

I think I may have created some confusion with my last post when I mentioned beta readers. I've had quite a few of you message me or leave comments being asked to be added to the list of beta readers. Please allow me to give you some context. I started

I've been thinking that we are nearly there for weeks now. But we really are nearly there. After my last update, we split the book into two volumes as it was just too big. Once we got the new version back from the designer, we realised it was a terrible

The first draft of the book design is done, and we're still on track for publishing by the end of this year. Here's a preview of the cover: And a preview of how an internal two-page spread will look: We're splitting the material written so far into two volumes. Volume

I've just posted the latest version of the Productivity Pack macros. We've been working on this for several months. A lot of the focus has been on ironing out bugs and improving the underlying code. We've also added a few new tools and updated the functionality of existing tools. Check

Looks like we're getting close to the finish line!

I've long believed that the best way to learn something is to teach it. To increase my own knowledge and skill around data visualisation, I created this free introduction to data visualisation course [https://www.fullstackmodeller.com/free-data-visualisation-course] as part of my teaching work with Full Stack Modeller [https://www.

Monterey, the latest version of macOS, no longer has Python built in. This left us with a tricky keystroke problem to solve.