RStudio's annual conference saw roughly 17,000 attendees for their first global, all-virtual, 24-hour event. I attended several sessions throughout the day and I'll highlight my favorite data bytes learned that day. I'll also share relatable content for better modeling with R.
Change up your editor theme with {rsthemes}, a collection of themes to freshen up the RStudio IDE aesthetics.
I have been planning my 2021 goals and the Raspberry Pi 4 will help me kill a few birds with one stone.
I followed this tutorial and created a package successfully. It took 45 minutes. Follow, this, guide, my fellow R friends!
dbplyr, a database backend for dplyr, just released v2.0.0 today... Awesome stuff here!
This is one of the best, most detailed, how-to guides for developing your own R package from A-to-Z
Want to make your Shiny apps voice-interactive? Now it's possible.
Finally getting around to trying out dplyr 1.0.0... Love it!
It's quite easy to manipulate raw data in a manner that "proves" your point. For the sake of exploring this topic further, I'll analyze police killing data and present it in three different ways.
It's an incredible time to be creative! I've recently been re-learning Dungeons & Dragons with a group of friends and having so much fun in the process.
themis contain extra steps for the recipes package for dealing with unbalanced data. The name themis is that of the ancient Greek goddess who is typically depicted with a balance.
I was today years old when I learned that you could easily copy/paste R objects to your clipboard.
My eyes were opened to the world of analytics and data science in part through Kirill Eremenko and his amazing SuperDataScience podcast.
Click for a high-level recap of k-fold cross validation as a resampling method.
Coffee lovers... You might find this study fascinating. Finally, a model for the perfect cup of espresso!.
Puerto Rico has been experiencing atypical seismic activity since November 2019.
If you are interested in developing your own R packages, this thorough A-to-Z tutorial resource is one to bookmark.
Spending your days R but working closely with analysts and leadership that live in Excel? Get familiar with openxlsx.
The California Consumer Privacy Act is set to go into effect on January 1, 2020. The CCPA, similar in nature to GDPR, will provide California residents with new consumer data rights.
Holiday expectations...
Things not to do with Linux, learned the hard way, as we approach the end of 2019...
Digging into Hands-On Machine Learning with R by Brad Boehmke, PhD, and Brandon Greenwell.
Bay Area friends... Next time your organization needs coffee for an event, quarterly meeting, all-hands, or lunch and learn, reach out to Java Joy!
Quartz and Google's Avinash Kaushik share insights comparing national education systems, test performance, and time spent on learning..
Learn how to build and deploy a website with R, blogdown, GitHub, Hugo, and Netlify.
If you are an R user not using R Markdown, these tricks could be helpful for you.
Matt Dancho and Business Science introduce a new R Shiny Expert Developer course.
The BBC News data science and visualization team published this great overview on their analytics and visualizations lessons learned over the course of 1.5 years.
Visualization professionals present their best at the annual Information is Beautiful Awards show.