“Daaamnnn, wish I had thought of that” - every former PhD student reading @xieyihui ’s excellent latest blog post https://t.co/FmNrBJN9e8 https://t.co/3wWRrt82wP

2018/02/17

blogdown

R-Ladies Global (@RLadiesGlobal; 11/8): #rladies here are 2 nice ways to promote your #rstats blog 🔈🔉🔊

Blockchain Pauper (@andrewjdyck; 2/1): Published my first website using the #rstats blogdown package for my @openfisheries project. Static pages served via GitHub. Fairly painless. ↪

R-Ladies Global (@RLadiesGlobal; 2/0): @BrettEOry @RladiesRdam see https://t.co/c7YOXT6r0X by @sellorm, featuring quite a few #Rladies blogs! ↪

Rahul (@rsangole; 1/0): @MilesMcBain @rstudio @hrbrmstr Switch over to using blogdown and netlify! ↪

Robert Lazo (@robertlazo; 0/0): Blogdown! Web sites using R Studiol https://t.co/KdeQckFCdd ↪

Brett Ory (@BrettEOry; 0/0): I’m compiling a list of websites made with #blogdown for the @RladiesRdam meetup on Feb 24. Does anyone have examples to share? @RLadiesGlobal @Rbloggers https://t.co/UNbTkpuEN4 ↪

bookdown

Philipp Bayer (@PhilippBayer; 3/1): Including Rachael showing off her knitr/bookdown skills! https://t.co/WTNcVPj74P https://t.co/gjOPR6B4Le ↪

Robert Lazo (@robertlazo; 0/0): Blogdown! Web sites using R Studiol https://t.co/KdeQckFCdd ↪

Guillermo de Anda-Jáuregui (@gdeandajauregui; 0/0): Paquetes que me emocionaron hoy: Bookdown, plumbeR, lmdme. Mención especial para newspaper de Python ↪

knitr

Martin Wegmann (@m_wegmann; 8/4): write #knitr #rstats text with graphics - compile it = docx file and a new folder with renamed image files referring to figure number
https://t.co/JA7AEROzuU - no tedious manual renaming of images anymore ↪

Philipp Bayer (@PhilippBayer; 3/1): Including Rachael showing off her knitr/bookdown skills! https://t.co/WTNcVPj74P https://t.co/gjOPR6B4Le ↪

Paul Klemm (@paul_klemm; 2/0): Mr. @xieyihui has the most awesome way of concealing his mail address I have seen so far. Source: https://t.co/WuMfijBTzg https://t.co/7Ur40EJldE ↪

Remote Sensing Wue (@eo_wuerzburg; 2/0): our colleague Benjamin Leutner wrote a great #rstats package to #knitr a document and have all image files renamed to the figure number on the file system https://t.co/HdcSty3q8h very handy for writing a book ↪

Martin Wegmann (@m_wegmann; 0/2): need to write and have figures renamed and saved in a new folder? check out this #rstats #knitr package which we also used for our book https://t.co/pOPtTJdtbO https://t.co/JA7AES6ams ↪

Adam Gruer (@AdamGruer; 0/1): Pandoc is a #Haskell library that can read from docx (XML based MS Word files). #knitr , #rmarkdown etc call pandoc. Haskell is one of the many languages I’ve got excited about and ‘done a few tutorials’ in. #rstats PhDers would love a way to bring ↪

Chubby Ex-Slob (@StatsInTheWild; 0/0): out.width is a better knitr option than fig.width. Also, you can do out.width = “80%” which will get you 0.8\linewidth. Brilliant. ↪

Michael J Mahoney (@mmahoney_j; 0/0): Had a really tough time getting started with Knitr until I saw Hadley Wickham’s You Tube video named “Whole Game”. Check it out, lots of good stuff. Great to watch a master at work! ↪

xaringan

Jessica Minnier (@datapointier; 29/6): I’m giving a new & improved #rstats #shiny talk today at #CSP2018!

slides: https://t.co/UbY86lb3rj ↪

Jessica Minnier (@datapointier; 1/0): @tladeras @pdxrlang Thanks!! I moved over to the dark side (of the xaringan 🌚). Fun stuff. ↪

Matt Worthington (@mrworthington; 0/0): @ClausWilke any idea about how to change the grid background in cowplot to match xaringan slide background color? I can’t crack it.

plot <- ggdraw() +
draw_plot(Map + theme(legend.justification = “bottom”), …) +
draw_plot(inset + theme(legend.justification = “top”), …) https://t.co/7SJdMJpUbP ↪

yihui.name

Myfanwy Johnston (@Voovarb; 39/5): “Daaamnnn, wish I had thought of that” - every former PhD student reading @xieyihui ’s excellent latest blog post https://t.co/FmNrBJN9e8 https://t.co/3wWRrt82wP ↪

Salifyanji Aaron (@asimumba21; 1/1): Wow, this is a must read #rstats https://t.co/vsw5HuJHjp ↪