If you don't have any weird issues like divorces, children from other marriages etc. to worry about then the process is quite straightforward and you may not require a lawyer if you just follow what the USCIS website asks you to do.
I had an excellent math education growing up (not in US) so programming did not seem intimidating to any of us as it looked a lot like math. For me the main motivation to code was to have my computer do the math and physics I was learning in school. US parents and teachers really need to push for better math skills rather than run away from it.
I am the creator of this app. I made this as a fun side project during grad school, but kept working on it as my friends or I needed more features. Over time it has become fairly popular and now I am thinking of making a traditional desktop software as well.
The main reason I built this was that existing tools (including G3Data) were either tedious, did not have any sub-pixel level accuracy or were limited to simple XY plots only. I took a very simple web based approach as it was easier for me and I could get this to work on virtually any computer in the lab that had a browser and internet.
Thanks for trying it out. I am also working on a grid removal algorithm which will run into similar issues and so it's good to get some ideas. The naive color distance approach might not be the best for that scenario.
Hello everyone, I am the developer of this app. I wanted to thank you for the appreciation and I hope you find this tool useful in your work.
There are a lot of things that I want to add to this app in the future - e.g. working with heat maps, path and area measurement, simple image editing tools etc. Also while the auto extraction stuff works ok at the moment, I think there is still a lot of room for improvement. I hope I can get to all these things soon.
If you have any suggestions, then feel free to comment here, or use the issue tracker on GitHub. You can also just send me an email.
Hey, I am the developer of this app. Thanks for the feedback on the color distance. Also, I wasn't aware of the Otsu method, but have thought of doing something very similar - I will give it a shot for sure. I have added an enhancement item in the issue tracker.