#rstats
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blogdown
Ramnath Vaidyanathan (@ramnath_vaidya; 30⁄5): Excited to announce the launch of my new blog https://t.co/vUbUXRiq1C built using #blogdown. The first post tackles a puzzle from riddler using #rstats simulations and some calculus to solve it exactly https://t.co/vokfyQZlc7 ↪
Matt Siuba (@msiuba; 29⁄4): Motivated by a class assignment, I made an academic-themed website using #rstats #blogdown package following the guidance of @dsquintana and @Wyatt_Bensken > Pretty easy to do, building with the template as described. > https://t.co/8GW0HOCQD0 https://t.co/l0YKv2dbSY ↪
Dr. Juniper L. Simonis, NB & Woman Data Scientist (@JuniperLSimonis; 6⁄0): @Afro_Herper how much do you want to get into the code side of things? like if you’re comfortable with markdown stuff in R, it’s super easy to make a really nice website with blogdown ↪
ＪＥＭＳＵ (@Jemus42; 5⁄2): Okay, so @ma_salmon’s post about hugo/blogdown have made me realize how I really fiddle’d myself into a corner with my blog and now I want to burn it all down and start from scratch again 😭 > Thanks for the posts, though 👍 https://t.co/hjz9tJ1UUr #rstats ↪
Silvia P. Canelón (@spcanelon; 5⁄1): This is my first tutorial on my brand new website using the #rstats #blogdown package and #MadewithAcademic theme from @GoHugoIO! A big thank you to @apreshill’s https://t.co/RH9wP6IRRh post and her other fantastic teaching materials, and the nudge from dear friend @trang1618 <3 ↪
Alison Presmanes Hill (@apreshill; 5⁄0): This is a great tutorial about converting to @airtable - one of my favorite secret weapons when I managed a ten person research team and an academic research center. > Bonus: a beautiful #MadeWithAcademic #blogdown website 🌸 https://t.co/2uGlrltkgw https://t.co/mdIIknFiNl ↪
Frie (@ameisen_strasse; 4⁄2): Anyone know good resources to understand @GoHugoIO (not #rstats blogdown, but pure hugo)? I’m working on an already developed Hugo page from 2-3 years ago so I know the basics but need to understand it more deeply to be able to make bigger changes to it. #hugo ↪
Sébastien Rochette (@StatnMap; 4⁄1): It’s good to rely on your own packages. > Install packages needed to test reproducibility of your own #blogdown after upgrade to R 4.0 with {attachment} > pkgs <- attachment::att_from_rmds(path = “content/post”) attachment::install_if_missing(pkgs) ✨ https://t.co/NZL8zoaQbW https://t.co/CDHk6oDkdD ↪
Brianna McHorse, PhD 🏳️🌈 (@fossilosophy; 4⁄0): @thomas_mock Very cool! I think I’m content with blogdown/Hugo etc right now, especially since an extremely talented designer friend of mine is going to build me a portfolio site soonish, but I really like the simplicity here. (And I agree, the opinionated publication platform style is nice) ↪
Ioannis Kosmidis (@IKosmidis_; 3⁄1): @arthur_spirling @firthcity Yes indeed. @xieyihui’s blogdown #rstats📦 and its documentation (https://t.co/YAyXrvdgOr) can get you a long way in developing an academic website in hugo or jekyll, writing only Rmakrdown files. A popular hugo theme amongst academics is https://t.co/tVXtJgTg7S ↪
Arielle Dror (@arielle_dror; 3⁄0): Anyone know of personal websites made in blogdown/R that they think look really cool? I’ve decided that I really don’t like mine and want to redo it, but I can’t decide on what I want it to look like! Looking for ~inspiration~. ↪
Yanina Bellini Saibene (@yabellini; 3⁄0): @carohadad Si! es buena forma de unificar tu presencia on-line (es humo si no hay contenido). Yo la hice con Hugo (tema Académico) y #blogdown en R (porque soy una #rlady 😉), la publico en Netlify a través de GitHub que automatiza la actualización de los cambios. https://t.co/qS9ISGauuT ↪
Maëlle Salmon (@ma_salmon; 3⁄0): @ameisen_strasse @GoHugoIO I’ve learnt a lot by solving problems (unsurprisingly – in particular for @rOpenSci https://t.co/u4cAdhbtcK). > I like the Hugo docs&forum, I try reading Hugo news (by release-watching the repo). > @apreshill ’s series https://t.co/zmzNi3AuWY is super useful beyond blogdown. ↪
Chris Mainey (@chrismainey; 2⁄3): Hey #rstats and #blogdown team, anyone know how I can override font-size for code blocks in css, with hugo-academic? Can fix it manually when ‘inspecting elements’ in Chrome, but gets overridded by academic.css every time. https://t.co/5npRrCPBDh ↪
Zoe Meers (@zoe_meers; 2⁄0): @arielle_dror Idk if it’s blogdown but I like Nadieh Bremer’s page: https://t.co/xRWD5oYVEk. I’m revamping mine right now as well and it’s sooo hard to pick a new theme. I think I might go with a plain one and jazz it up with some javascript, css and html. ↪
Michael Horrell (@horrellmt; 2⁄0): Started using Blogdown @rstudio and am really impressed. In less than a week, I converted my old blog to something that looks good, shows the math right, shows the javascript right and is deployed on github pages. Awesome tool! New blog here: https://t.co/TzamPhEFfZ ↪
Tom Mock (@thomas_mock; 2⁄0): @fossilosophy Exactly - if you have the knowledge/time and/or have a skilled friend like @dcossyle - blogdown offers so much! > I prefer the simplicity and no Hugo, which makes me super happy w/ Distill. ↪
Tom Mock (@thomas_mock; 2⁄0): All this to say, Distill is: > “Scientific and technical writing, native to the web” > It’s more akin to an opinionated publication platform (Medium w/out the issues) than an easily modifiable site (blogdown). > https://t.co/ffSgybDQzZ ↪
Christian Nawroth (@GoatsThatStare; 2⁄0): @ShellyVPhD I use Wordpress. R blogdown might also be an option https://t.co/HVrLjdMMdO ↪
jonathan rosenblatt (@johnros2013; 2⁄0): @DataJunkie Blogdown ↪
Ujjwal Panda 🐼 (@maddestpanda; 2⁄0): @Afro_Herper Blogdown in Rstudio, then deploy on Netlify. Using it for my own website in progress. Plus so many options for customisation. And free! ↪
Sébastien Rochette (@StatnMap; 1⁄1): ‘An update on code folding with #blogdown + @GoHugoIO Academic theme’ by @jepusto > https://t.co/i4biIOyFNX https://t.co/cZbNbWGAgg ↪
Diego Trindade (@diegopftrindade; 1⁄0): If u want to update an old #blogdown website deployed in Netlify, don’t forget to add a “netlify.toml” file in your project (!) and edit the location of your repository on Netlify (even though if u didn’t change it) (!). > It can ease some pain. > https://t.co/iX0SPB27FL ↪
Tom Mock (@thomas_mock; 1⁄0): @jeremy_data I use Netlify still (but custom domain name). > https://t.co/O5gMDNRHcc > Some additional notes (blogdown centric) but applicable, section 7. > https://t.co/Z8SffhSJqR ↪
Tom Mock (@thomas_mock; 1⁄0): The overall “meta-structure” of assembling sites, posts, etc personally clicked with me a lot more than most blogdown themes, and it’s straightforward to add new “tabs” of content to the main site. > My YAML which is much “lighter” than my old blogdown site. https://t.co/nN2WMvNvqU ↪
Robert Preseau 🔴⚪ (@robertpreseau; 0/1): Best blogdown tutorial? #rstats #datascience #rstudio ↪
bookdown
Andy MacLachlan (@andymaclachlan; 12⁄1): Brushing up on some css to “make things fancier”, thanks to the rstudio education handbook by @dcossyle and @apreshill #rstats #bookdown https://t.co/0hVH4NInWP ↪
Peter Nencka 📊 (@peternka; 10⁄2): @chrispdanko https://t.co/uXGeYM8BaO (with Stock and Watson) > Bailey‘s real metrics (examples in base R in the book; tidyverse here: https://t.co/LVOxwhGijo) > This, with Wooldridge (https://t.co/edcZ9Y0l5z) ↪
Benjamin Capistrant (@bencapistrant; 9⁄1): @MariaGlymour Yes! https://t.co/oYwo7ubVyR… > I’ve never used it, but people think it could work > https://t.co/8TyDTtYQsW > @SFAckley ↪
Rami Krispin (@Rami_Krispin; 7⁄3): We officially launched today the #covid19R project. The goal of the project is to set a uniform and #tidy format for #covid19 related #R datasets packages. More details available on @jebyrnes twit and post below. Project #bookdown - https://t.co/88KMhmqcE4 #rstats, #data4good https://t.co/V0yeUTBRaN ↪
Mrinal Mohapatra (@Dr_Mohapatra; 7⁄1): @jrosenberg6432 Here is the #bookdown by the authors of #rmarkdown. #rstat https://t.co/33BQl7u1k0 ↪
Luis Puerto (@lpuerto; 5⁄2): Skimming through “Mastering Software Development in R” to improve my R knowledge > https://t.co/iiQmoaqEyI > As much R I learn, I figure out that I want to know even more R. > #rstats #coding #DataScience ↪
Lee Cross (@LCross137; 5⁄1): Grape or grain, but never twain > Thomas Pynchon #Reading #Writing #Bookdown https://t.co/eLnixEH5N3 ↪
Duncan Garmonsway (@nacnudus; 4⁄1): The Spreadsheet Munging Strategies website suddenly looks like the 1990s and I need help fixing it 🤞 https://t.co/QFe545ye8m It’s bookdown, and having written the govdown package I dread debugging anything else *down. https://t.co/TiTgODWEw2 ↪
Irene Steves (@i_steves; 3⁄0): Inspiration is of course parametrized Rmd reports: https://t.co/wYChpoGXJo ↪
Paul Oldham #FBPE (@junglepaul; 3⁄0): @rOpenSci We stand on the shoulders of giants! My work is impossible without them. Blog post on how to cite packages & make biblios is here https://t.co/ZvbbxW2UJ1. Following @xieyihui bookdown https://t.co/OOOy48uVpF ↪
Manuelitø 😌|😒 (@iHaqi_; 3⁄0): @SinaBaharlouei @_Die_Fabuloese @h_alian95 حقیقتاً طفلک گیت و ورژنکنترل خیلی خیلی مهجوره :(( این کتاب (#bookdown) خوشخوان برای کاربرِ غیربرنامهنویس نوشته شده، خصوصاً برای کاربرهای R و RStudio: https://t.co/RaCmTrAeBF (البته فصل 20-36 اش عمومیه و مختص R و اینا نیست.) ↪
Melissa K Sharp, MPH (@sharpmelk; 2⁄1): Same URL but works. Because. R. 😪https://t.co/ZZYPrI5kPu https://t.co/JUoDXyPD2C ↪
Halley E. Froehlich 🦀 (@DocFroehlich; 2⁄0): @AlexaLFH May want to look into bias correction (nudging) approaches, perhaps? https://t.co/khMhSxVpGE ↪
Henrique Faria de Oliveira (@henriquef1008; 2⁄0): @SergioHCFerro A linguagem de programação R tem um pacote chamado Bookdown que é uma mão na roda para escrever livros, caso tenha familiaridade com R, o tipo de livro que ele gera pode ficar online como um site ainda > Como esses https://t.co/tVs38GMEg7 ↪
Mariel Vazquez (@arsuaga3; 2⁄0): Atención México: un recurso excelente para seguirla evolución de CoVID-19 – Análisis de Casos de COVID-19 en México https://t.co/t3KAlfbIrU #rmarkdown #bookdown > Aunque hay (muchas?) más muertes de las que se reportan oficialmente. ↪
Marissa Dyck (@Dyck_ologist; 2⁄0): @KevinDKohl @DocHPJones I use R almost everyday now and I really liked this tutorial for the basics. YaRrr- a pirates guide to R > https://t.co/b4RvfU5hqU > Nothing beats working with your own data though once you have the basics down! ↪
David Salazar (@DavidSalazarVir; 2⁄0): @_natalie_oshea @rlmcelreath Mostly ggplot2 and tidyr to work around the samples from the posterior. However, @SolomonKurz did develop a whole more tidy centric approach to the whole book. > https://t.co/xsZn1NEabj ↪
Dr. Sarah Pohl (@LilithElina; 1⁄1): I need help, please, #R folks. I have a #bookdown document and used #knitr include_graphics() to add a PNG file. From all the documentation I read I understand that “all chunk options that apply to normal R plots also apply to these images”, but I can’t reference the chunk label. ↪
Nadescha Zwerschke (@NadeschaZ; 1⁄1): Because I constantly forget which distribution to use for #glm in #R here is a nice little #reminder mostly for myself, but also for anybody else who is as #scatterbrained as me! #Science #ExcitingLifeOfAnAcademic #Statistics > https://t.co/EWLgvPN8Nt ↪
Vivek Das (@ivivek87; 1⁄0): @ChenglinHong These are some basic versions of R where functions might not work given the versions you use. There are some very nice blogdowns and bookdown available as well. Please also refer to them. Good luck! ↪
Pierre Gorissen (@PeterMcAllister; 1⁄0): @vanPopta @pmarijn1 R is in dit geval “slechts” de omgeving waar je in werkt. Ik draai RStudio met de Bookdown library op mijn Synology NAS. Het mooie is dat je de bronbestanden kunt downloaden van https://t.co/MQZ6Nf59Lo, kunt bewerken als je wilt en bv ook naar Word/PDF kunt laten exporteren. https://t.co/hZ6IqSaa0p ↪
Tobias Dienlin (@tdienlin; 1⁄0): @McAleerP @UofGPsychology Cool! Will check out the template :) I think bookdown is even one step up 👌 Btw, the most impressive example I’ve seen so far is the following website, written with pagedown, I think. Wow. https://t.co/YZo7PexUIQ ↪
Phil McAleer (@McAleerP; 1⁄0): @tdienlin Works really well. We use this approach for our course materials @UofGPsychology using bookdown 📦. There is a template under Resources if that helps - https://t.co/1oFRLFGYew. Must check out the peer review idea. That sounds a great way! ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): Bookdown blocks not rendering correctly ��� now not rendering at all! #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/jOFMI4GGX7 ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): Cannot find build panel for Bookdown demo example #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/m0f2dg89oe ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): Bookdown update problem #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/5DHTYTe08n ↪
Melissa K Sharp, MPH (@sharpmelk; 0/1): All the other #bookdown books I’m looking at seem fine but mine started having errors unbeknownst to me. To my knowledge I didn’t change anything to trigger this initially. Trying to get it back but nothing is working so far :( #RStats https://t.co/93iH8u2Ghj ↪
ＪＥＭＳＵ (@Jemus42; 0/1): Ah yes, the classic font issue. fc-cache after font installation, fc-list says they’re there, but xelatex/fontspec disagree. #rstats / #tinytex / #bookdown, anyone? github actions log: https://t.co/luhMFA8HWn https://t.co/2xbf7kIm1m ↪
ＪＥＭＳＵ (@Jemus42; 0/1): There’s a GitHub action on r-lib for {bookdown}, but it seems it’s geared towards HTML/GitBook output. I’m currently trying to tweak it towards rendering the PDF version, and boy is it not going great. #rstats ↪
knitr
Mine CetinkayaRundel (@minebocek; 128⁄4): Sometimes I start a data analysis in an #rstats script then realise I really should have started analysing and writing in an Rmd. It’s at these times that I wish there was a knitr::hurl() that would take an R script, convert to Rmd, and vomit some words in between chunks. ↪
Ariane Aumaitre (@ariamsita; 6⁄1): I’ve just found out that you can do: > knitr::opts_chunk$set(dev.args = list(png = list(type = “cairo”))) > at the beginning of an rmd document to output cairo style png images in your presentations even if you’re in windows and your device is against rendering plots 😍😍 #rstats ↪
Bryan Shalloway (@brshallo; 4⁄0): @minebocek The next step would be taking the documentation, functions etc. from that ever growing Rmd and converting it into a package. I believe the syntax is: > script.R %>% knitr::hurl() %>% usethis::upchuck() ↪
Martin Johnsson (@mrtnj; 3⁄0): Update on RStudio: I’m getting along better with the editor and console. There are too many working directories (RStudio, project, R session, knitr) to keep track of. Parts of editor and terminal lock up when R is busy. Current standing: RStudio vs ESS 1 - 1. ↪
Dominik Schneider (@dschneiderch; 2⁄0): @minebocek i think it’s called knitr::spin() ↪
Christophe Dervieux (@chrisderv; 1⁄0): @grrrck I always like new knitr engine ! 👍 Nice idea ! ↪
Sharla Gelfand (@sharlagelfand; 1⁄0): @grrrck @thomas_mock very lucky for me the issue maybe is caused by loading knitr/kableExtra (still haven’t 100% isolated) then loading them again, and the shiny app didn’t actually need to be loading them, so i got lucky and just removing them worked. i did spend some time looking into callr though ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): Problem with Knitr to PDF #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/qUucxFwcBU ↪
pagedown
Jay Hesselberth (@jayhesselberth; 4⁄0): @KYergert pagedown makes some pretty spiffy CVs. https://t.co/MTMKciRpOE. E.g., https://t.co/WdbyW6rZuL ↪
tinytex
Abdul Majed (@1littlecoder; 4⁄1): When I first tried to enable Rmd to PDF with #rstats I waited ⌚ installing Tex and GBs of data too. Even then some other component was missing and it was a mess. A big 🙏🏽 to @xieyihui for making {tinytex} that does that it says! Sharing it as a video! https://t.co/9hP17Su41u ↪
xaringan
Garrick (@grrrck; 488⁄106): I’m very excited to announce that {xaringanthemer} is now on CRAN with a whole bunch of new features for making fantastic looking {xaringan} slides! #rstats > Here’s a short thread of highlights, or check out the release post for more details. https://t.co/hk7YPO89FX ↪
Andrew Heiss (@andrewheiss; 181⁄28): Incredibly pleased with how well xaringan works for teaching code-heavy things like #rstats and ggplot. I used to take so many screenshots of code and incremental plots—now it all just knits by itself! See full slides here: https://t.co/vmrKs5lYEJ https://t.co/7whsCFsiZ3 ↪
Garrick (@grrrck; 26⁄2): Not only that, but with theme_xaringan(), you can style your {ggplot2} plots to match your slides! > ✨theme_xaringan() automatically matches your slide’s fonts and colors and updates geom defaults, too! > More info: https://t.co/ST1IYO87LL https://t.co/BT8n6HUQAh ↪
Garrick (@grrrck; 20⁄3): p.s. If you like {xaringanthemer} make sure you check out my fun and somewhat experimental {xaringanExtra}, with lots of add-ons for {xaringan}. > Here’s one of my favorite: tile view lets you jump to an overview of your slides by pressing the “o” key 🗺 > https://t.co/cflHqoUija https://t.co/iswqDv1TKp ↪
Garrick (@grrrck; 15⁄1): The goal of {xaringanthemer} is to help you create a complete {xaringan} theme starting from a choice of one or two colors. > style_duo_accent( primary_color = “#035AA6”, # blue secondary_color = “#03A696” # sea green ) https://t.co/h3gwBjFnEm ↪
John Helveston (@JohnHelveston; 12⁄2): Finally finished (for now) my #rstats #xaringan slides theme: λέξις > https://t.co/n4joSsaTAi https://t.co/iz7iU9buD2 ↪
Tatjana Kecojevic (@Tatjana_Kec; 10⁄5): Plotting and annotating Time Series data 😧… not such a daunting task when using #ggplot2 😅 > Don’t know how? Learn by reproducing the example given in this #rstats Xaringan presentation: > https://t.co/dZlj636Ke7 > #DataScience #dataviz #Rladies https://t.co/gECYFVVBOI ↪
Patrick Schratz (@pjs_228; 10⁄1): All of @grrrck work is amazing - but this in particular 💯! > Make sure to check out the whole thread and explore all xaringan related repos from Garrick. Reproducible and feature rich presentations in #rstats - here you go! https://t.co/cnzThnHGH6 ↪
Sientifiko (@Stfko_memero; 7⁄3): Hay un package de R inspirado en Naruto llamado “Xaringan” que te deja hacer presentaciones con Markdown, y quedan terrible nítidas xddd > https://t.co/tcYWSjl0ig > cc @RataScience ↪
Brianna McHorse, PhD 🏳️🌈 (@fossilosophy; 5⁄0): The way you can make your generated (gg)plots match the theme of your slides with a single call to
theme_xaringan()is extremely cool. https://t.co/b7inmJnbn7 ↪
Ryan Peek (@riverpeek; 4⁄0): If you haven’t played with xaringan, you should. And this looks to be an awesome tool to add to the mix, excited to check this out. Great work!! https://t.co/1tVaAHheOJ ↪
Brock Tibert (@BrockTibert; 3⁄1): Very interesting.
> Marp as the #pydata version of #rstats xaringan? > https://t.co/kelRTYAfrv > #markdown #presentations #KISS ↪
Andrew Heiss (@andrewheiss; 3⁄0): @chrishanretty This was all the CSS I had to write. xaringan’s defaults are a nice base to work with https://t.co/XgF1z6YQFD ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 2⁄2): Xaringan flipbook to gif? #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/5SDMWhUwc7 ↪
Chris Hanretty is staying home (@chrishanretty; 2⁄1): Parochial tweet: I wrote a #xaringan template for staff and students at @RoyalHolloway who use #rstats https://t.co/Eqp22IUYLA ↪
Arnab Khan (@Akhan237; 2⁄0): @juliasilge Whattt there’s a Xaringan one?? Soo cool!! ↪
Dale Maschette 🐟🧗♂️ (@Dale_Masch; 2⁄0): Today is going to be ok; xaringan::infinite_moon_reader() https://t.co/7qd1lnqOZF ↪
Thomas Neitmann (@thomas_neitmann; 2⁄0): @jrosell @rstats4ds I like the {xaringan} package! ↪
John Helveston (@JohnHelveston; 1⁄0): This is exactly what is needed to make xaringan more accessible…brilliant stuff by @grrrck https://t.co/Zw6JiY2RWT ↪
Matthew Hendrickson (@mjhendrickson; 1⁄0): This is wonderful, @grrrck! I created a slide deck from RMD recently and went with reveal.js instead because I had limited time to get xaringan to theme well. This may have removed that barrier to entry for me! https://t.co/gbzGJajrSP ↪
Meenakshi Kushwaha (@envhealthspeak; 1⁄0): @grrrck Great addition to xaringan! Thank you! ↪
Jordi Rosell (@jrosell; 1⁄0): @thomas_neitmann @rstats4ds Yes, I’m trying it too! Thanks https://t.co/ihfx9KCFff ↪
P Æ D-R0 |BATTLE VERSION| (@pedropors; 1⁄0): @darayyoss vc é um livro aberto. xaringan ↪
ihaddaden fodil (@moh_fodil; 0/1): I’m using the #DiagrammeR package with my xaringan slides. When I try to create more than 3 nodes, the diagramme gets considerably smaller (in the slides output). Is it possible to contrôle the size of the diagrammes ? > Thanks in advance. #rstats ↪
yihui.name
Joseph Stachelek (@__jsta; 6⁄2): @gshotwell Maybe there’s some clues in
printr? It can print docs in Rmd https://t.co/e1RmUuUUR1 ↪
Andrew Heiss (@andrewheiss; 4⁄0): @ericpgreen This whole post https://t.co/krosRsqA2n ↪
Moritz Schwarz (@MoritzPSchwarz; 2⁄0): @heyitsmehugo @minebocek This one? https://t.co/ISbYfP5eBI ↪