An art-filled learnr tutorial introducing some useful data wrangling functions in dplyr (part of the tidyverse)
The palmerpenguins data package provides a wonderful alternative to the iris data
Cross-posted from the RStudio Education blog.
Check out my new post for RStudio Ed, describing how I use the learnr package to facilitate teaching and learning for remote classes with R beginners!
By Allison Horst, Curtis Kephart, and Yanina Bellini
Cross-posted:
Birds of a Feather banner for RStudio::conf(2020)! The “Birds of a Feather” (BoF) sessions at the 2020 RStudio Conference were a place where R-users with similar backgrounds, interests, and aspirations could connect in a low-stress social setting. In other words - these sessions let “birds of a feather flock together.” Building on the 2019 conference swag, we rolled out a bunch of new BoF buttons for rstudio::conf 2020.
Since I started drawing R- and stats-related illustrations for my students in 2018, I have been overwhelmed by the reception from the #rstats community on twitter.
I am extremely excited to share that as of October 2019, I am RStudio’s first Artist-in-Residence!
You can read more about my motivation and goals for the position on the RStudio blog.
I look forward to sharing a whole bunch more art with you over the next year!