R Weekly 2020-02 tidylog, Forwards Southern Africa
Release Date: 2020-01-13
This week’s release was curated by Maëlle Salmon, with help from the R Weekly team members and contributors.
Highlights
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tidylog
, feedback for dplyr and tidyr commands -
Forwards Southern Africa Project 2020: Help us put on R workshops and meetups in Southern Africa to support the development of the local R community. (crowdfunding)
Insights
R in the Real World
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Quick Time Series Analysis of the CCI30 Cryptocurrency Index
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Twitter in collage: a year in the life of a freshman Congresswoman
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The ‘Spelling Bee Honeycomb’ puzzle: efficient computation in R
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How to use your Garmin watch to tell your team you’re going for a run
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Counting Days in Canada: Using ggmap to track time spent in Canada
Resources
New Packages
GitHub or Bitbucket
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slackteams
, Manage and Interact with multiple Slack teams in R -
glueformula
, simply build regression formulas from vectors with variable names -
podlover
, Get and analyze download stats from the Wordpress podcasting add-on “Podlove Publisher”
Updated Packages
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tidylog
, feedback for dplyr and tidyr commands -
heatmaply 1.0.0 – beautiful interactive cluster heatmaps in R
R Internationally
Tutorials
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Building Color Palette Proofs of Concept with purrr and ggplot2
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Use {patchwork} and R Markdown for multi-image slide layouts in PowerPoint
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Psst, don’t tell anybody: The World is getting more rational!
Upcoming Events in 3 Months
Events in 3 Months:
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Thinking about rstudio::conf 2020? See the full conference schedule!
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satRday Newcastle upon Tyne, April the 4th, Call for speakers for #satRdayNCL closes 31st Jan.
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This week’s local R-User and applied stats events More past events at R conferences & meetups.
Datasets
Call for Participation
- Forwards Southern Africa Project 2020: Help us put on R workshops and meetups in Southern Africa to support the development of the local R community. (crowdfunding)
Quotes of the Week
When CRAN opens the doors after the holidays ...
— Henrik Bengtsson (@henrikbengtsson) January 7, 2020
155 #rstats packages in the 'pretest' stage right now pic.twitter.com/on2A7L0im1
Words of wisdom from @allison_horst to her data analysis class this quarter: You don't need to be a mechanic to drive a car safely, and you don't need to be a computer scientist or developer to use R safely. #rstats #tidytuesday
— Amelia Ritger (@ameliaritger) January 7, 2020