Introducing {ggpattern} - pattern & image fills for #ggplot Heaps of fun! Bedazzle those plots! My fav: placeholder kittens! code: https://t.co/z5R7GgNLtl Plenty of examples/vignettes are on display on the pkg site: https://t.co/3ZZ0J0c2qQ #RStats #ggpattern https://t.co/Y7xq0E4uzE

2020/04/01

#rstats

mikefc (@coolbutuseless; 33383): Introducing {ggpattern} - pattern & image fills for #ggplot > Heaps of fun! Bedazzle those plots! > My fav: placeholder kittens! > code: https://t.co/z5R7GgNLtl > Plenty of examples/vignettes are on display on the pkg site: https://t.co/3ZZ0J0c2qQ > #RStats #ggpattern https://t.co/Y7xq0E4uzE

Dr. GP Pulipaka (@gp_pulipaka; 256110): Cheat Sheets: #Python, #DataScience, R, and More. #BigData #Analytics #IoT #IIoT #PyTorch #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Statistics #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode https://t.co/YmEY5LtU49 https://t.co/XM0GVGgB2W

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Dr. GP Pulipaka (@gp_pulipaka; 13186): The Evolution of #AI by @ravikikan. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #IoT #IIoT #PyTorch #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode https://t.co/JslGwqyE8O

blogdown

Maya Gans (@Mayacelium; 25344): Using quarantine to level up on my #shiny & #blogdown skills, I’m taking a crack at a solutions manual for @hadleywickham’s Mastering Shiny! If anyone wants to take a look or contribute I’d love to collaborate! #rstats https://t.co/H7EA57vEdq https://t.co/pmp5MYjLI2

Danielle Navarro (@djnavarro; 756): after some reflection, I have decided that it is slightly less than optimal to be writing teaching content during a pandemic and while juggling children. nevertheless, I managed something and I’m to tired to do more… > website <- blogdown + github > https://t.co/46BDcQppdR

Gina Reynolds (@EvaMaeRey; 371): No longer pseudo … it’s a real blogdown blogpost: https://t.co/Kbu1GEPUoZ Many thanks @apreshill for help trouble shooting & finding solutions. https://t.co/rOTXemUJ9V

Danielle Navarro (@djnavarro; 221): the scientific explanation for blogdown https://t.co/hTac0JleFq

Ted Laderas (@tladeras; 131): @gvwilson @RStudioEDU @andrewheiss’ great blogdown site for his PMAP8521 course: https://t.co/bfmndkB8lT - I ended up forking it and adapting for https://t.co/Ve5hBmT5gv > Thank you so much for sharing your work, Andrew. Lifesaver.

A/Prof Jenny Richmond (@JenRichmondPhD; 111): The magic Deploy to Netlify button 🤯🤯🤯, if you want to try blogdown (which is mostly not a tool to be used at short notice) use this magic button to borrow @apreshill ’s site and make it your own #rstats https://t.co/dT7izxmy5t

DomDF (@d73mwf; 94): A #blogdown post on my experience with Bayesian statistics:https://t.co/nImPidYNVO > #RFeedbackFriday #RStats

Meghan Hall (@MeghanMHall; 91): Well, @apreshill and @dcossyle made me want to write a book using bookdown (should I have an idea first? eh). Their webinar was of course great, the slides are here, and I can add an enthusiastic thumbs up for using blogdown for your website! https://t.co/BcxS8XbB3c

Ted Laderas (@tladeras; 70): @gvwilson @RStudioEDU @andrewheiss @Miles_Ott for being a helpful sounding board. @apreshill for being generally awesome with all her resources on Xaringan and Blogdown. @bethduckles for being awesome as well. > I love you #rstats twitter.

Jenine K Harris (@jenineharris; 63): Ok…once more with better spelling…@RLadiesSTL workshop on making personal and professional websites with blogdown is coming up in 4 days! 🥳Looking forward to putting on my fanciest sweatpants and learning 🤓something new from Dr. @Dorris_Scott 🤩 https://t.co/2oMo9upgXO

Danielle Navarro (@djnavarro; 61): Finally, one of the biggest advantages to using blogdown is that is that can use R code in your writing. The last video in this section is me talking (for far too long) about how to embed chunks of R code in the blog > https://t.co/5AzbzyiDwC

Melissa Gordon Wolf (@MelissaGWolf; 60): Just spent two hours frantically debugging my blogdown website and totally forgot COVID existed. I can’t focus on R errors and real world errors at the same time, and it’s so jarring to realize that my all-consuming R errors are not quite as bad as the real world ones.

Gina Reynolds (@EvaMaeRey; 30): This seems helpful… https://t.co/WLdwpy6Uvp

_deadfate (@_deadfate; 30): https://t.co/A4uWOwdU0Y > 我再說一次,hackMD真的好猛,分分鐘建一個blog,比blogdown還方便 > 唯一的缺點就是哪天hackMD可能會不再提供服務了… https://t.co/tvQ24Q2Cr9

Danielle Navarro (@djnavarro; 20): The blogdown site created in the previous videos is secretly a Hugo website, so the next video talks about how the files are organised, and goes through the process of customising the Waffle Blog > https://t.co/EnCXSlBSLs

Ariel Muldoon (@aosmith16; 20): @apreshill @RStudioEDU It turns out I’m going down the mountain. 😀 I was way up at #blogdown and somehow overlooked the very approachable #rmarkdown websites!

Will Wheeler (@willwheels; 20): I probably should have been more specific. Great advice about how to move Rmarkdown to the web, and I really liked the progression of difficulty (one page, to Distill, to blogdown and bookdown). > p.s. Distill > blogdown https://t.co/3TAi3Q0iWz

Shashank Misra (@smisra14; 12): We have just launched the Blogdown Series! Eager to have more of you join in on our next series of blogs!! #lockdown #COVID19 #disruption https://t.co/05wFcKRKHg

Jason Wattier (@jmwatt3; 11): So impressed w how many books about R topics are made available for free online - R blogdown, the R for data science book, mastering shiny - so many!!

Winson Yang Fu Zun (@winsonfzyang; 10): @rstudio @apreshill @dcossyle Great webinar!! Love the illustrations too! I’m moving to blogdown!!

Susannah Cowtan (she/her) (@SuusJC; 10): @djnavarro I need to re-di my blogdown site because I broke it, so I’ll test it too

Abdul Majed (@1littlecoder; 10): @abhicantdraw @BibliophilesBlr In fact, for this one it’s based on an R package called blogdown that helps me write posts on md or R md from Rstudio and rest is taken care.

Jenine K Harris (@jenineharris; 10): @Dorris_Scott I spelled blogdown wrong, LOL (Twitter tried to autocorrect me again just now!) :-)

Ramses Rudolph (@PracticalStoic; 10): @dsquintana @fibrou @robinson_es Did you end up writing the blog post? This thread is super useful, as is the blogdown book. But if you have anything additional resources, that would be awesome.

Mayank Prakash (@Mayank17021980; 10): Nice thoughts shared by ekak innovations over how 3D additive manufacturing is helping at these times of lockdown and supply disruptions .. https://t.co/igNnNeAqAS

Shazia Ruybal Pesántez (@DrShaziaRuybal; 10): @firefoxx66 I love #blogdown and you can do it all in R!

Alison Presmanes Hill (@apreshill; 10): @ibddoctor @EvaMaeRey @dcossyle Not sure if an iframe is necessary since it is a gif file- I would bet the issue with blogdown here is file paths. But I could be wrong ;)

tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): Blogdown do not react to custom themes and fonts #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/blDIynbXkL

Ekak Innovations (@Ekak1nn; 0/1): We are happy to launch The Blogdown Series https://t.co/4OVk2pjyyW #Coronavirus #Lockdown #Disruption #Manufacturing

Kanishka “washing hands” Misra (@kanishkamisra; 0/1): #rstats any best practices to move from one hugo theme to the other? It’s been a while since I’ve used blogdown..

bookdown

R posts you might have missed! (@icymi_r; 8336): 📚📝 “R Markdown Cookbook” > 👤 Yihui Xie @xieyihui > ➡ This book is designed to provide a range of examples of how to extend the functionality of your R Markdown documents. > https://t.co/mnpUeou1c3 #rstats

Henrique Faria de Oliveira (@henriquef1008; 301): @rationalexpec Uma ajuda na thread > Tem de tudo um pouco 0800 > https://t.co/3C0egIIwW4

Michael Levin (@MGLevin; 2814): Check out COVID-19 Resources for Cardiologists compiled by @PennCardiology fellows: https://t.co/ylKzJe6twW > Will be updated frequently as new information/guidance emerges. Message with suggestions! @YoavKarpenshif @meganfburke @FSilvestryMD

Maya Gans (@Mayacelium; 196): Finally getting around to using @dcossyle’s amazing little blog post on note boxes inside markdown files [WHY was I inserting div tags manually!?!] All #rstats folks who style any of the *downs should have this article on their radar!! https://t.co/YtKcWNB4Nb https://t.co/TywSL1RGr9

Felipe Ruiz (@felipe_ruizb; 73): [HILO] Para estos tiempos de #CuarentenaTOTALChile, y aprendizaje remoto les puede ser de utilidad este manual (público, digital, en castellano y de acceso gratuito) que publicamos con @gboccardobosoni durante 2019. #Covid_19 #QuedateEnLaCasa > https://t.co/N2RhirScBw

Luis Chamba-Eras (@lachamba; 44): Ciencia de Datos para Gente Sociable https://t.co/wksUi2NAl7 #rmarkdown #bookdown

kayak with a “k” (@kayak; 41): #100DaysofCode 12: finally I tweet on the right day 🙏 I’ll do my taxes next 😂. Anyway. TIL that bookdown exists, and hates svgs sometimes? Anyway. It’s fun to use and it’s cool to occasionally compile a pdf and watch as my once tiny personal wiki grows into a real monster!

Olivier Gimenez 🖖 (@oaggimenez; 40): In passing, we found out how to format a word R Markdown document using your own template - check out here: https://t.co/RpE9gRtTqz

Solomon Kurz (@SolomonKurz; 30): @Eeysirhc @Teren_Teh @ChelseaParlett @willkurt @ThePrincetonRev @matloff @rlmcelreath Thanks for the shout out! Heads up: the latest update has a new link. https://t.co/U6SjLKPxiM

Luis Chamba-Eras (@lachamba; 21): RStudio para Estadística Descriptiva en Ciencias Sociales, https://t.co/GKXu4BJocc

ihaddaden fodil 🍰🍩🍫🍪🥧 (@moh_fodil; 21): I’m I the only one to get annoyed when a bookdown goes to the beginning of the chapter each time I resize my browser ? > #rstats https://t.co/HNUU2Kj2p0

Timi Gideon (@timigideon; 20): @RLoromeke @olabode_jnr Lmao. Na everything you dey bookdown? Wetin you dey bring on board o🤣🤣

Christopher Yee (@Eeysirhc; 20): @Teren_Teh @ChelseaParlett @willkurt @ThePrincetonRev @matloff the “statistical rethinking” videos by @rlmcelreath are top notch: https://t.co/wBmjmjjzYP > And if you like coding in the #tidyverse then @SolomonKurz has a great companion book for it: https://t.co/bvJvhAb9Tx

Tomas Folke (@Sjnjerak; 20): @ZacharyHmann @Leesplez Also, this is not a direct users guide, but it has some really nice examples for different kind of models to get you started (you will immediately see what I mean with the syntax): https://t.co/7ghvieDEDj

Alex Guimarães (@alexguissan; 20): 2 Sentiment analysis with tidy data | Text Mining with R https://t.co/ddSHRg1lSM #rmarkdown #bookdown

Phil Chodrow (@PhilChodrow; 11): @djnavarro’s “Robust Tools” website (great for learning the #tidyverse as well as slide inspiration). > - Site: https://t.co/MUL7N7h06I - Source, including .rmd and .css for slides: https://t.co/TlvpAGo9OX > The xaringan package for #rstats by @xieyihui: https://t.co/WtpgUyZom2

Olivier Gimenez 🖖 (@oaggimenez; 10): With R Markdown, you can also write slides https://t.co/0P4HGob5cL and websites https://t.co/gIvhH2C11O 🤩🤯

Olivier Gimenez 🖖 (@oaggimenez; 10): Tips on making better use of R Markdown by @xieyihui https://t.co/eAeWY0shSo & the long version in a cookbook https://t.co/1YyMo5GJMH

Olivier Gimenez 🖖 (@oaggimenez; 10): Quick and clear introduction by @hadleywickham https://t.co/CdVq6VscuA ; long version here https://t.co/K3GBGK5Ota by @xieyihui @fly_upside_down & @StatGarrett

Arthur Perret (@arthurperret; 10): @kembellec @maieulr @JosselinNoirel @ProjectJupyter Pour l’index, rajoute directement des \index{} dans ton Markdown. La macro est interprétée pour l’export PDF et ignorée pour les autres. C’est ce qui prévaut en RMarkdown par exemple : https://t.co/PcrrZ1slhU

Scott Stoltzman (@stoltzmaniac; 10): @sharlagelfand Latest version on Ubuntu 18 LTS works great on the bookdown report you made, it must just hate my Mac

Peter Higgins (@ibddoctor; 10): @EvaMaeRey @apreshill Would like to see this work, including for bookdown. Would @dcossyle ’s approach to embedding learnr in Rmd help?

𝙳𝚊𝚟𝚒𝚍 𝚁𝚎𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚒𝚗 (@GivingTools; 10): It seems like a huge amount of #bookdowns have been uploaded or updated in 2020 https://t.co/WXTXaYoUbl > @xieyihui

knitr

Uryu Shinya (@u_ribo; 112): ⭐️R Markdown - YAML記述による柔軟な出力調整 - 多様な拡張(書籍、ウェブ・ブログページ、プレゼンテーション) - チャンクオプションによるコードの制御 (knitr) - インラインコードの実現 > が他のノート形式と比べて特にイケてるかなあ

Richard Meyer-Eppler (@r_meyereppler; 30): @ludmila_janda No tried-and-true solution but some tips: use devEMF as graphic device (dev=“emf”, fig.ext=“emf”); set page size and margins for reference.docx; ensure figures are scaled to 100% in Word; make comparisons using theme(base_size); out.width and height work for docx in latest knitr.

Gina Reynolds (@EvaMaeRey; 30): But might be coming back to how it gets embedded … “tighter integration between knitr and gganimate should be coming soon” https://t.co/OSHWTgR6Er

Gabe The Engineer (@gdbassett; 20): @gabsmashh What do you mean ggplot2 uses mm to size aesthetics, pixels to size themes, and then knitr uses inches to size the figure? How am I supposed to keep all that shit straight over 100 data visualizations?!

Alex Norman (@Aarleks; 11): @alpapan Pandoc is especially good for markdown to pdf via LaTex. It’s also what RMarkdown calls via knitr. Pandoc ships with a stock LaTex template that works well enough.

fdetsch (@fdetsch; 0/1): #rstats #rstudio people, is it possible to to keep blank lines in code when weaving Rnw files with Sweave? The only solution I can think of is weaving with knitr instead 🤔 https://t.co/yJ7eABvKud

tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): ggplot2 does not show the graph in Latex (knitr) #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/zX8bYEe2wE

tinytex

Shawn Graham (@electricarchaeo; 30): trying to set up tinytex for latex with R on this new machine and… https://t.co/NSxvA9l09E

Jan Berz (@Jan_Berz; 10): @PoliSciJack I didn’t know about TinyTex looks nice.

Jack Bailey (@PoliSciJack; 10): @Jan_Berz Oh, sweet. I don’t at the moment, but I’m tempted just to rely on the TinyTex R package if I can.

Alessandro Gasparini (@ellessenne; 10): @wbrentthorne @gr_papageorgiou @graemeleehickey I need to seriously have a look into that! However this was a plain LaTeX project, but my understanding is that tinytex is a standalone TeX distribution too?

Greg Papageorgiou (@gr_papageorgiou; 10): @ellessenne @graemeleehickey Not sure if that helps, but if you use Rstudio to write latex, package tinytex https://t.co/LvyilQLcYB helps as lot in installing all missing packages during compilation of Rmd files

CRAN Package Updates (@CRANberriesFeed; 0/1): CRAN updates: tinytex xaringan https://t.co/y5W2NTKSXT #rstats

xaringan

Gavin Fay (@gavin_fay; 6410): Made my first (basic) #xaringan #rstats presentation today. For those wanting to learn, I highly recommend these brilliant resources from @apreshill: https://t.co/v335Wi0XKV https://t.co/HmKss9m1wM

Tim Feeney (@Tfeend; 62): This is an amazing tutorial for getting started making presentations with xaringan. https://t.co/W5l9cuTrg1

Alison Presmanes Hill (@apreshill; 50): @Tfeend here was the #rstudioconf version from 2019! > https://t.co/z4FZ1cgRuJ

Elena Dudukina (@evpatora; 42): Using new tools 🛠 For this presentation I used #rstats xaringan. I can’t say I spent little time preparing slides, but I was happy with the final result and not copy pasting ☠️ from the descriptive table, but instead using dplyr and %>% to show and highlight the relevant info 👌

Elena Dudukina (@evpatora; 31): Just in case and for fun, I converted my xaringan to .pdf with pagedown::chrome_print() making sure I have all the fonts I used from xaringanthemer locally installed. #rstats #phdchat https://t.co/3H4c9aPsGY

Paul Julian PhD (@SwampThingPaul; 21): Just started using the xaringan #rstats package/template and I’m completely blown away. If your on the fence about building presentations in R try xaringan. There is a slight learning curve but it’s worth it!! https://t.co/hnpQK6GRf5

Julian Burgos (@J_M_Burgos; 20): @gavin_fay @apreshill Nice Gavin! I have been using Xaringan for a while. It is great.

Alison Presmanes Hill (@apreshill; 20): @tladeras https://t.co/m4Ykate8BU > bc I can never remember :)

Meghan Hall (@MeghanMHall; 20): Thank you to @apreshill, who was very gracious and helpful last night when I slid into her DMs and begged for advice on why my plots in xaringan weren’t rendering in blogdown 💞

Ted Laderas (@tladeras; 10): I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I didn’t know how presenter mode works in xaringan. > FYI: > 1) Set up your projector/laptop to be dual screens > 2) Open your slides from your website in a web browser

Phil Chodrow (@PhilChodrow; 10): Hey @djnavarro! The gorgeous slides on your “Robust Tools” website single-handedly motivated me to learn @xieyihui’s xaringan package for #rstats. I’m about to speak at a conference with the most beautiful slides I’ve ever made, using light modifications of your css. Thank you!!

Matthew Hendrickson (@mjhendrickson; 10): @statsgen @rstatstweet While I think xaringan looks amazing, I had something come up and don’t have the time to get the presentation converted. But I’m still keeping an eye on this for the future. Thanks again!

yihui.name

STAT_NT UDELAR-IESTA (@STAT_NT; 30): Si no tienen LaTeX instalado aún, usen #TinyTeX para compilar #Rmarkdown a pdf Es muy sencillo usando el paquete #tinytex para instalar #TinyTeX (https://t.co/2cYqelxKuN) > install.packages(“tinytex”) tinytex::install_tinytex()