#rstats
jo-sigh-ughhh (@JosiahParry; 332/25): The most wonderful #rstats package I’ve ever made for myself. https://t.co/o4C3g0Mtpj ↪
Daniel Sjoberg (@statistishdan; 222/25): Woah! 10K+ installs of gtsummary last month! 🤯🤯
https://t.co/DkXk3jCv2k
#rstats https://t.co/OnXqJFDBKE ↪
Indrajeet Patil (@patilindrajeets; 214/43): Another reason why I ❤️ writing in #rmarkdown:
If you install a few additional packages, you can choose from a huge collection of ready-made templates! 👏Doesn’t matter if you are writing a journal article, CV, handout, etc.
One authoring framework to cover it all 💪
#rstats https://t.co/hOIHigWEP8 ↪
Sharla Gelfand (@sharlagelfand; 182/30): new #rstats blog post! exploring how i style a shiny app to give it some ✨personality✨, using the infamous @bigbudpress brand as inspiration 🌞🌈
✍️ post: https://t.co/zl8ck8PL4f
📊 app: https://t.co/jhrbjZP2G8
💻 code: https://t.co/FSbyEP7aWx https://t.co/tUDT9JTTj9 ↪
blogdown
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 76/11): Personally, my daily work (slides, website,reports) would not be the same without @apreshill tutorials/talks/material. She has this ability to make all knowledge digestible. Thanks Allison! One of my favorites of her: https://t.co/lX4QWfy5sL ↪
Dr. John Paul Helveston (@JohnHelveston; 36/4): After trying #blogdown for a few weeks, I finally decided to try out #distill, and it is simply wonderful. Exactly the compromise I was looking for between simplicity, functionality, and ability to customize.
https://t.co/qkrHqaa4w8 ↪
Jasper Tjaden (@JasperTjaden; 34/0): Started my new job @unipotsdam two months ago. It is not real until it has a website, right? So here it is, built with #blogdown @rstatstweet: https://t.co/MY6OjJ8ZAK Over time, I will make teaching materials and publications available there. https://t.co/b2wHkbdDIE ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 30/13): We talked before about built-in output formats in #rmarkdown but what about extensions or diff. templates?!! I ❤ {xaringan}, {bookdown} and {blogdown}. But I also (want to) use other pkgs that are less mentioned. C’mon guys, I know you can add more here! 1/n https://t.co/WDon5dPz6Z ↪
Kyle Cuilla (@kc_analytics; 26/4): I decided to move my personal site from #blogdown to #distill!
For any #rstats user looking to build their own site, I highly recommend using distill. In my experience, it was much easier to set up from scratch compared to blogdown.
https://t.co/gEvuYwu1Lv ↪
Silvia Canelón (@spcanelon; 13/3): Amazing! This is another beautiful example of the new #HugoApero theme for #blogdown developed by @apreshill 🌟
The way @KellyBodwin organized content (e.g. Research Projects, Course Materials, Blog) is great and a perfect example to learn from when I make the switch 🤩
#rstats https://t.co/P8K1MvQlFD ↪
Demetri (@PhDemetri; 13/0): Can anyone recommend a tutorial on making a blog with blogdown? Maybe the book is sufficient. ↪
Ijeamaka A (@ijeamaka_a; 12/1): @PhDemetri https://t.co/Ec1FEg8h5W ↪
Martín Sielfeld (@MartinSielfeld; 7/0): Tan bonito es #R que puedes hacer un currículum, blog o cosas similares en formato web con el paquete blogdown. Entretenciones de fin de semana https://t.co/aJ934n0O8Q ↪
Elio Campitelli (@d_olivaw; 5/3): I’m playing Dragon Age: Inquisition and now every time I use blogdown::serve_site I think
“Blogdown exists to serve man
never rule over him”(image: https://t.co/ImrMDJVmQb)
#Rstats https://t.co/XjfVorMuLB ↪
Christophe Dervieux (@chrisderv; 4/0): @patilindrajeets @EmilyRiederer @apreshill We are also creating pkgdown websites sharing a common layout and organization. All of them will have an examples page showcasing examples in the community.
Likehttps://t.co/rouTdhW3FH
Another way to find great ideas we think. ↪
Mikhail Popov (@bearloga; 4/0): @PhDemetri Are you sure you wouldn’t want to make a distill blog instead? (I use blogdown and found it difficult to set up and get exactly how I wanted it to be) https://t.co/ck8OptzJ4Y ↪
Dan Quintana (@dsquintana; 3/0): @bmwiernik @PhDemetri The latest version of my academic website creation walkthrough is via Visual Studio Code. Very similar to the blogdown approach with easy import of publications via .bib file https://t.co/kNQPuCRkCp ↪
Alastair Rushworth (@rushworth_a; 2/1): Ok if you had to embed an #rstats widget (DT, htmlwidgets) in Wordpress page, how would you do it? Please don’t say use blogdown 😉 ↪
Christophe Dervieux (@chrisderv; 2/0): @patilindrajeets @EmilyRiederer @apreshill Yes like that. I think it would need a different organization than the ggplot extension because all extension package are not for rmarkdown package directly. Some are for blogdown, or bookdown, or pagedown. So an organization showing of that granularity would be interesting IMO. ↪
Indrajeet Patil (@patilindrajeets; 2/0): @chrisderv @EmilyRiederer @apreshill So, this extension gallery would feature packages like:
pagedown, vitae, tufte, thesisdown, pkgdown, posterdown, blogdown, officedown, etc.Along with example outputs, again similar to the ggplot2-extension website: https://t.co/UFc3EY8AuR ↪
Ijeamaka A (@ijeamaka_a; 2/0): @bearloga @PhDemetri Also agree that distill is where it’s at and blogdown is… a process. But I know the RStudio team is doing a lot of work to make the blogdown process and dealing with Hugo a little less difficult. ↪
Nima Farchadi (@nimafarchadi; 2/0): @AnnabelGong @DarbiBerry You can make it more of a challenge and use rmarkdown. You can select different themes (Hugo academic is a popular) and have it public through GitHub. There are a bunch of tutorials online including: https://t.co/1zMorwVRUI ↪
Emmanuel Teitelbaum (@eteitelbaum; 1/0): This week I did a “how to” session with some GW poli sci grad students on setting up a Hugo Academic website with the blogdown package in R. Everyone was able to get a basic site up and running within an hour!
https://t.co/uCOVQMyTjf ↪
dansbrain (@wheresdansbrain; 1/0): Notebook entry: Blogdown https://t.co/N5UYI7G08P ↪
bookdown
Infinite State Machine (@KimJoaoUn; 125/17): Ciência de Dados em R https://t.co/jAiXLWQ8O5 #rmarkdown #bookdown ↪
Isabella Velásquez (@ivelasq3; 94/23): New blogpost! 🎉 We created our book’s manuscript using #rstats and #bookdown! How did we learn how to do it? #1 tip: snoop on other people’s Github repos 👀 Read more here: https://t.co/jSozoz86gj ↪
R-bloggers (@Rbloggers; 55/16): Creating a book manuscript using {bookdown} {https://t.co/zx547XBdoa} #rstats #DataScience ↪
R posts you might have missed! (@icymi_r; 41/14): 📚 🎓 Data Science for Psychologists
👤 Hansjoerg Neth @hneth
🔗 https://t.co/yNUtUWZ1kb
#rstats #datascience ↪
Solomon Kurz (@SolomonKurz; 37/8): Nice! For more on Bayesian meta-analysis, but from a multilevel-modeling perspective, go here (Cohen’s d’s; https://t.co/rQGJp9UiF9) and here (odds ratios; https://t.co/AJJUSZRlEQ). https://t.co/DowZ7yc2XO ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 35/7): Normally dataframes are printed in classical #rstats output in #rmarkdown. Not the prettiest! Did you know that there are at least 3 other built-in displays (kable, tibble, paged)? Just add to yaml header:
output:
html_document:
df_print: pagedhttps://t.co/DyYGvJZQCt ↪
GravitySucks (@fb_gravitysucks; 25/6): For anyone interested to deepen the Greeks.
https://t.co/nWlI48tA15 ↪
Diane (@Darrkhl; 14/4): je viens de découvrir ça, mine d’or pour les utilisateurs de R (débutants comme intermédiaires voire avancés):
https://t.co/cpk7gEh0ej ↪
Chris Chapman (@cnchapman; 10/0): There, I did it. Started a repo & R bookdown project for another book. Can’t say more until, uh … who knows? Last one took 2.5 years. But we plan to share as we go, once there is enough to be interesting! ↪
Gabriele Sarti (@gsarti_; 9/2): Finally sharing the #Bookdown template I improved to write my master’s thesis on Github! Cross-compilation in html, pdf and docx in a single click, what’s not to like? 😉 #rstats
Final result ➡️ https://t.co/sjawysxb63
Github repository ⬇️ https://t.co/of8XVNqDO1 ↪
Denis Cohen (@denis_cohen; 9/2): @DanBischof In Mannheim unterrichtet @p_c_bauer das hier im MA Soziologie: https://t.co/LTMQhHpaMP
Im MA/PhD Politikwissenschaft unterrichtet Richard Traunmüller “Theory Building and Causal Inference”. ↪
Aaron Caldwell (@ExPhysStudent; 6/0): @MattBoisgontier @YouTube Yeah, one of the developers of all things Rmarkdown, Yihui Xie, has bookdown sites for almost everything https://t.co/QZKTUSt4Uk ↪
Akira Hamada (@AkiraHMD; 6/0): Chapter 7 Many Facet Rasch Model | Rasch Measurement Theory Analysis in R: Illustrations and Practical Guidance for Researchers and Practitioners https://t.co/BGwSSMm8WK ↪
Nathan Hoffmann (@nathanihoff; 6/0): @ProfessorFlores There are two online books I really like! Both are pretty introductory, but the 1st is more so.
R Programming for Data Science by @rdpeng https://t.co/9L4pGjdFPW
Intro to Data Science by @rafalab https://t.co/q4ouqjpbBB ↪
R Weekly Live (@rweekly_live; 4/5): Creating a book manuscript using {bookdown} #rstats #datascience https://t.co/rfD93p7Wfg ↪
Dorian.H Mekni (@dorianhmekni; 4/4): Creating a book manuscript using {bookdown} {https://t.co/bn89IUGVOm} #rstats #DataScience ↪
Caroline VanSickle (@cvans; 4/3): #rstats folks: I’m dipping into the #rmarkdown world; (I’ve used md before, just not in R or extensively).
I am intrigued by #bookdown (so pretty) but am a tad confused - are these only publishable on bookdown . org or can I publish them to my personal website too? Thanks! ↪
Ryan Estrellado (@RyanEs; 3/5): .@ivelasq3 was our {bookdown} specialist when we wrote Data Science in Education Using #rstats Check out this piece she wrote about how she did it 👇🏽 https://t.co/GiLVyjJseo ↪
Serena DeStefani (@_DeStefani; 3/4): Today I stumbled upon this excellent book/course on data science in r for psychologists by @hneth at @UniKonstanz https://t.co/aG785QI26i #rstats ↪
Christophe Dervieux (@chrisderv; 3/2): @peterlovesdata @rstudio This is one of the interesting how-to you can find documented in R Markdown Cookbook:
https://t.co/aRo04qSs8f ↪
Will Landau (@wmlandau; 3/0): @JosiahParry For GitHub Actions, you can commit an {renv} lockfile instead of a package DESCRIPTION file to declare the dependency packages of the workflow. Example: https://t.co/y9ZZjR3oMn. For you, maybe change the “Build site” step to call test_file() (as @mickaelcanouil
mentioned). ↪
Al Delmo (@Alvaro_Delmo; 3/0): @elle_bethune R and Rstudio if you’re interested in programming and stats. Others will probably recommend python for bioinformatics. Both are very similar but Rstudio is probably easier for beginners; and once you learn the basics, it’s not hard to jump between both.
https://t.co/LQdWmNJiSU ↪
Susannah Cowtan (she/her) (@SuusJC; 3/0): @babybelladonna2 @AcademicChatter @OpenAcademics Must… learn… Inkscape, bookdown, these eleventy new ggplot2 extensions… Words? You want words? ↪
Fırat KIZILTEPE (@firatkiziltepe; 3/0): R öğrenmek isteyenler için güzel bir içerik.
https://t.co/lrBFkyd91C ↪
Arthur Small (@arthursmalliii; 2/0): @lisalendway Looking good! I think I will point to some of your resources in my class notes on Time Series and Forecasting.
https://t.co/rhB7IIaIh1 ↪
Sidney Schaberle Goveia (@sidneysgoveia; 2/0): Estrellado, R. A., Freer, E. A., Motsipak, J., Rosenberg, J. M., & Velásquez, I. C. (2020). Data science in education using R. London, England: Routledge. (Bookdown)
https://t.co/tSoB3HAYY0 https://t.co/8TamDypGpr ↪
Michael Barrowman (@MyKo101AB; 2/0): @WeAreRLadies Then in early 2020, I decided to try and write my lecture notes in RMarkdown. It was a complete game changer. I then transferred my Thesis draft(s) from a bunch Word/Google docs to a single bookdown. It was challenging, but it worked. ↪
Ariel Muldoon (@aosmith16; 2/0): @lisalendway Hmm, you’re right, I don’t see the option. I followed distill_article() to html_document_base() and df_print isn’t listed.
But maybe you could wrap the code in the chunk with rmarkdown::paged_table()? I’ve never tried it but appears is basis of “paged”:
https://t.co/L5XjP7ofhR ↪
Vebash (@Sciencificity; 2/0): @WeAreRLadies @cvans As learnt from @xieyihui it works with any html output. https://t.co/4xrqLcV653.
“enables you to live preview the output as soon as you save the source document” 💯 🤩 ↪
JeMScu / Lukas (@Jemus42; 2/0): @hadleywickham Feeling really conflicted about the trend of appending “2” to the name of a function to make it the subjectively better version of that function 😕
See also: pdf_document2() et. al. in bookdown.
I’d wager most people™ would want to use the unhelpfully named version. ↪
Ryan Estrellado (@RyanEs; 2/0): @ivelasq3 This is really awesome @ivelasq3! The DSIEUR bookdown whisperer has spoken ↪
Simon Columbus (@simoncolumbus; 2/0): @bruno_nicenboim @dingding_peng Sounds like I should give bookdown a try. I’ve used xaringan in the past and my experience was… well, see above. ↪
Bruno Nicenboim (@bruno_nicenboim; 2/0): @simoncolumbus @dingding_peng I only use the ones that convert the rmd to a tex file, so whenever I’m in need of latex, I can still use it. Also I’m generally using bookdown’s rmarkdown which is more powerful and handles better captions, and references ↪
Łukasz Prokulski (@lemur78; 2/0): Piszesz książkę? Albo chcesz napisać?
To pewnie w Wordzie, co? Bez sensu.
Najlepiej w #markdown (albo od razu w #LaTeX)
https://t.co/0VYCryYmh6 https://t.co/SgfrHvyngF (donosi na FB fanpage Dane i analizy) ↪
claudîus (@dataclaudius; 1/5): Creating a book manuscript using {bookdown} via #rbloggers #rstats #datascience https://t.co/TvMHE3nHRK ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 1/2): How to count words in bookdown #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/tbirmr8BPP ↪
Sébastien Rochette (@StatnMap; 1/0): @jtrnyc @dpprdan @yoniceedee For #bookdown DESCRIPTION, you can use an alternative function of {attachment}. See the vignette here: https://t.co/URx2aZyy4y ↪
Joyce Robbins (@jtrnyc; 1/0): @yoniceedee @dpprdan Thanks! I’m actually working on adding to the DESCRIPTION file of a #bookdown proj so need to search .Rmds… will update_desc() do that or only .R files? ↪
Joyce Robbins (@jtrnyc; 1/0): @ijlyttle The pkg looks great! Does proj_update_deps() just search .R files? I’m actually working on a #bookdown proj so I need to search .Rmds. ↪
Joyce Robbins (@jtrnyc; 1/0): @dpprdan @yoniceedee Good point. I’m actually working on a #bookdown project so I have library calls in mind but I shouldn’t have worded it that way. ↪
Meghan Harris (@meghansharris; 1/0): @dr_mpolya Thank you! Yes of course! I’m going to write a blog post in the future, but there’s a function in knitr, combine_words() that does this -> https://t.co/edncbXc7Ai
A limitation is that the words need to be separate elements. My data required more work to make it work for me! ↪
Christopher Peters 😷 (@statwonk; 1/0): @hoopsterbobby Sure! Check out this one, https://t.co/Vw21TgMxf6
I highly recommend the Statistical Rethinking book. ↪
Jennifer K. Houchins (@TooSweetGeek; 1/0): @cvans @rstats4ds According to Bookdown’s documentation site, you can use to produce e-books (epub & Kindle), PDF, and HTML. So publishing to your personal website should be no problem. I’ve had no issues adding R markdown produced html to my own personal website. 🙌
https://t.co/RcfRVzGbS8 ↪
Johanna Matt-Navarro (@jmattnavarro; 1/0): @SandraJGeiger This very nice guide by @MathiasHarrer! https://t.co/7ovfj5cnV9 ↪
Joe Blitzstein (@stat110; 1/0): @bjoseph How about https://t.co/v2Zs3pRGtD by @nosnibor_mot for the delta method, or https://t.co/Z7nKwTzCyD ? ↪
Luca Baggi (@LucaBaggi1997; 1/0): @napo @aborruso Prendiamoci un momento per apprezzare i libri fatti con bookdown e RStudio 😍 ↪
Estefanía LS (@estefls_; 1/0): Technical documents with R
https://t.co/y1uSdJi5J8 ↪
Emir Efendic (@EmirEfen; 1/0): I need an automatic script that opens: https://t.co/hsEsglWIBA every time I start a new R Markdown document. #EverydayHeroes ↪
Gökmen Altay (@gokmen_19; 1/0): @SirateMustakime Tesekkurler. TR henuz yok, kismetse ilerde cevirttirmeyi dusunuyorum…
Normal sayiyinin kendisini tersten yazmak uygun degil kanimca. Ama digeri bence de ilginc. Kitabima da koymustum o yuzden..
https://t.co/FllvDvu7wG
https://t.co/0xSRL2yjUN ↪
Doug Holton (@edtechdev; 1/0): Data Science for Psychologists https://t.co/5G3VKV56Hu #openaccess #ebook #oer #psy ↪
Hacker News (@HNTweets; 1/0): Data Science for Psychologists: https://t.co/GeKjrrhCYl Comments: https://t.co/AoJ0BO6jdS ↪
Isabella R. Ghement (@IsabellaGhement; 1/0): @ProfessorFlores Hint #4: The R script (aka flight log) can be launched from R Studio with: File -> New File -> R Script. Add your flight commands to this script. Make sure the script has a proper header and comments explaining what the commands do.
https://t.co/aBNj07Wh2X ↪
Digital Research Services (@ABDN_ResearchIT; 1/0): Creating a book manuscript using {bookdown} https://t.co/h8iNB7exLR via @Rbloggers https://t.co/lc2xrUlrOx ↪
Isabella Velásquez (@ivelasq3; 1/0): @RyanEs Learning and using {bookdown} was a team effort! ☺️📚 ↪
Hannah Sophie Heinrichs (@hannahsophieply; 1/0): @MaxPrimbs I recently found the package “mice” for R which can handle missing values in multi-level data :)
The tutorial (https://t.co/94bhrFoTD7) and stackoverflow was really helpful! There is also a similar package or python I heard (https://t.co/I7kGU9y90H) ↪
にすぜと (@niszet0; 1/0): bookdown形式というか、gitbook形式というのか、こういう左に柱？があって区切られているやつあんまり好きじゃないのよね…。 ↪
Morgs Brew (@morgsbrew; 0/4): If only I knew this would be this hard 5 years ago. But it is all still so much fun #rstats #bookdown https://t.co/F5yuA1mxDh ↪
Thomas ‘Fredo’ Hütter (@DerFredo; 0/2): %>% dreams posted on R-bloggers: Creating a book manuscript using {bookdown} #rstats https://t.co/OAXSQbfr9n ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): Is there a way in Bookdown to make a newpage appear or dissapear based on latex code? #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/PvOsKZeF4Z ↪
HN Front Page (@hn_frontpage; 0/1): Data Science for Psychologists
L: https://t.co/ipSrYE9nRE
C: https://t.co/XzBKFPPdFH ↪
knitr
Peter Meissner (@peterlovesdata; 64/8): #learningoftheday
Apparently you can overwrite how #rstats #knitr Rmarkdown is rendered within @rstudio within the yaml header of the file itself - 🤯 - e.g. to add a date to the output file name. 😍
https://t.co/iLFB7p7MLW https://t.co/UpR86l0Mp7 ↪
R-bloggers (@Rbloggers; 43/9): Default knitr options and hooks {https://t.co/g0xYPDZQMw} #rstats #DataScience ↪
Colin Gillespie (@csgillespie; 12/1): @rushworth_a Have you seen - https://t.co/oo7ghjvZCV This was the pain I went through moving to Hugo and realising I didn’t understand file formats and {knitr} ↪
R Weekly Live (@rweekly_live; 11/7): Default knitr options and hooks #rstats #datascience https://t.co/Vq8fRhnd9u ↪
Alastair Rushworth (@rushworth_a; 10/1): Remembering again why I don’t like knitr for talks. Optimising / figuring out the relationship between fig.height / width, dpi, graphics text size, out.width etc seems impossible for images. I’m just saving them first and using
as it’s just quicker. ↪
Lorenzo Bertola (@ItsFrogday; 5/1): Today is going to be a basic intro to knitr and markdown, as part of our R basics series. There will be at least 2 pictures of frogs.
The coding song of the day is “Always alright” by the Alabama shakes. https://t.co/YEqyQJiZZO ↪
Titus von der Malsburg (@tmalsburg; 5/0): A Makefile for automatizing the compilation of Knitr documents to PDF:
https://t.co/DdiikmXMhH ↪
atusy (@Atsushi776; 3/1): RStudioのknitボタンがknitr::knitじゃなくてrmarkdown::renderを呼ぶの、ややこしいし、アイコンそのままでしれっとrenderボタンを名乗ればいいと思うの。Ctrl+Shift+KのKってなんだろとは思われそうだけど。 ↪
atusy (@Atsushi776; 3/0): またknitrを極めてしまった……。寝る。 ↪
Michael Barrowman (@MyKo101AB; 3/0): I write a report as a .Rmd, which is pre-processed by my own knitting function into another .Rmd, which gets converted into a .md file by
{knitr}, and then into a .tex file by pandoc before finally being converted into a .pdf by LaTeX.“Ogres are like writing Rmarkdown” ↪
Andrew Heiss (@andrewheiss; 3/0): @grrrck I was this close to opening an issue for knitr 🤣🙃 ↪
Data Scientists (@DataScientistsF; 2/3): Default knitr options and hooks - https://t.co/lw6ifyc1Yh - thanks @RichardEudes #DataScience #DS,#BigData,#MachineLearning,#DataScience,#Analytics #DataScience ↪
CodeR-TSV (@CoderTsv; 2/3): Join us in today’s session and learn how to integrate code and analysis into reports by using #knitr #rstats Starting in 20 minutes #codertsv https://t.co/3ZpkRLCQeR ↪
Dorian.H Mekni (@dorianhmekni; 1/3): Default knitr options and hooks {https://t.co/x6QLe1BHu7…} #rstats #DataScience ↪
Jumping Rivers (@jumping_uk; 1/3): Our final #rstats knitr blog post on setting consistent options across documents https://t.co/hzK8iDzQnH ↪
Thomas ‘Fredo’ Hütter (@DerFredo; 1/2): The Jumping Rivers Blog posted on R-bloggers: Default knitr options and hooks #rstats https://t.co/lW6Ymau9Tg ↪
Big Data Analytics (@BigData_Fr; 1/1): Default knitr options and hooks - https://t.co/SpvOeP53R6 - thanks @RichardEudes #DataScience #DS,#BigData,#MachineLearning,#DataScience,#Analytics #DataScience ↪
nɹɐsɐɯ ɐʞonʞoʇ (@t_macya; 1/1): @YHAtaBit @yutannihilation もう解決したかもしれませんが，私の場合は，
knitr::opts_knit$set(root.dir = rprojroot::find_rstudio_root_file())
で解決しました。これもYutaniさんが指摘されているようなディレクトリの問題で，ディレクトリを現在のプロジェクトに指定するためのコードです。 ↪
Niklas Hausmann (@NiklasHausmann; 1/1): The last three days I’ve been trying to build a #LaTeX class to use as template with #RMarkdown and #knitr.
It has been a frustrating hell and each day I feel like I am back at square one. Is anyone willing to hold my hand on this or knows extremely dumbed-down tutorials? ↪
Raphaël Simon (@RplSmn; 1/0): @jtrnyc @yoniceedee @dpprdan You can knitr::purl rmds into .R files of obly the code so if thats your limitation, there is goes :-) ↪
Barry Rowlingson🐺 (@geospacedman; 1/0): @rushworth_a I did it to HTML, this was years n years ago, lots of early knitr hacks.. ooh bad flashbacks… Probably doesn’t work now. Would have to rethink the animation/overlay stuff, not sure I ever risked that live… ↪
Lisa DeBruine 🏳️🌈 (@LisaDeBruine; 1/0): My fig.width and fig.height are set the same as the width and height in ggsave, and my Rmd has these chunk options:
knitr::opts_chunk$set(
collapse = TRUE,
comment = “#>”,
fig.retina = 1,
dpi = 300
) ↪
Till Rose (@HekT_oR; 1/0): @LisaDeBruine @hadleywickham My workaround inspired by @thomasp85
plot_knit <- function(plot, scaling = 1, width = 21, aspect = 0.618, units = “cm”, res = 300, bg = “white”) {
pngfile <- paste0(knitr::fig_path(), “.png”)
… 1/2 ↪
Thomas Lin Pedersen (@thomasp85; 1/0): @ClausWilke @hadleywickham @LisaDeBruine I’ll consult with the IDE team. AFAIK the inline graphics is not really responding to knitr settings ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 1/0): @PipingHotData I learned it few weeks ago! I always used to do my-df %>% knitr::kable() . It saves some typing!!! And didn’t know that paged was an option and now I love it too ↪
claudîus (@dataclaudius; 0/3): Default knitr options and hooks via #rbloggers #rstats #datascience https://t.co/BtHcJfGQNz ↪
pagedown
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 8/0): {pagedown}: for making PDF documents following many types of cool templates https://t.co/dEiijkH3Qd 2/n ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 4/0): {posterdown}: for making (scientific) posters https://t.co/dEiijkH3Qd 4/n ↪
xaringan
Garrick Aden-Buie (@grrrck; 439/96): Very excited to announce a brand-new feature in {xaringanExtra}: you can now draw on your {xaringan} #rstats slides with scribble! 👩🎨
🙏 Big thanks to @mattwrkntn for the contribution!
✏️ https://t.co/wvep2aAWsC https://t.co/wfEwYeuAjb ↪
NYC Data Hackers (@nyhackr; 44/15): Yesterday’s #rstats meetup with @grrrck about {xaringan} is ready for you to view!
Video: https://t.co/xRb3leQA5c
Slides: https://t.co/uz4yOB8kVJ ↪
Shannon Pileggi (@PipingHotData; 42/6): I wrote a blog post about how I created #RLadies styled #rstats code gifs for my @WeAreRLadies curating week using {flipbookr} 📓 by @EvaMaeRey and CSS tips 💅by @spcanelon💜 Now that I have this down, maybe I’ll share more code! 😀
https://t.co/OMXq644cvh ↪
Silvia Canelón (@spcanelon; 36/13): 🤯 Whoa! @moh_fodil’s new package {fabricerin} makes it possible to draw on #xaringan slides! 🖌️
Well done Fodil! 👏 #rstats https://t.co/u0taaDTM6q ↪
NYC Data Hackers (@nyhackr; 31/6): Live with @grrrck showing us how to make a slide presentation look great with xaringan! #rstats https://t.co/jZVNiRHdKJ ↪
R posts you might have missed! (@icymi_r; 23/12): ✍️🖥 R-Ladies styled code gifs with xaringan and flipbookr: The code behind my @WeAreRLadies curating week.
👤 Shannon Pileggi @PipingHotData
🔗 https://t.co/F0ycWM9A55
#rstats #datascience https://t.co/7RE98empFv ↪
Asmae Toumi (@asmae_toumi; 19/0): I’m at the @nyhackr session tonight and Garrick pronounces {xaringan} chérin-ghan. I pronounce it chérin-jjj-an 🥴 ↪
Silvia Canelón (@spcanelon; 16/2): Wut?! My #xaringan news is all over the place today on this bird app. This latest addition of scribble to #xaringanExtra has me feeling like my little slide-making heart might just burst with excitement 🥺 #rstats https://t.co/WcTucOIz4g ↪
Brandon Hurr (@bhive01; 14/5): Someone wanted powerpoint reports from R on the R4DS slack and I chimed in that the tools aren’t so great. It’s hard to put content where you want like with xaringan. @LjNaumov created a blog and YT to help us all:
https://t.co/bQOkhuTeh0
https://t.co/B4gHbnnBm7 ↪
Jared Lander (@jaredlander; 10/3): .@grrrck live coding {xaringan} at @nyhackr #rstats https://t.co/55jBi1X1zH ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 9/1): First, @apreshill always has something that helps you start. She is a great speaker and her presentations are self explanatory. I particularly used this one a lot to start using and customizing {xaringan} slides: https://t.co/mar7eDZvN0 ↪
R Weekly Live (@rweekly_live; 7/6): R-Ladies styled code gifs with xaringan and flipbookr https://t.co/6vdvGXhfbG #rstats #datascience https://t.co/MVYV2hZFQP ↪
Pame Pairo (@pamepairo; 7/3): ✨Justo lo que estaba necesitando!!
Ahora se puede dibujar sobre las diapos creadas con {xaringan}😮 ✨
#RStats #dataviz👇🏽 https://t.co/T7UAehoOj6 ↪
Beatriz Milz (@BeaMilz; 7/0): @ericbrasiln Oi Eric, eu uso apresentações com xaringan desde 2018 e eu gosto muito. Esse material pode ser útil também https://t.co/vgaWdRdFYn ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 7/0): I also use Ioslides sometimes. If I want a truly pretty and customized presentation, I always use {xaringan} but sometimes I just want to display results for myself or for colleagues and ioslides are perfect for that. What other #rmarkdown built-in outputs do you use? ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 5/0): @apreshill If you also use {xaringan} regularly, I think it is a good to check the remark wiki page at least once. It is what powers {xaringan} and it is therefore very interesting to understand https://t.co/lvZi6Di6aS ↪
Jennifer K. Houchins (@TooSweetGeek; 4/4): I just had tons of fun doing this sentiment analysis assignment in R and putting together a #xaringan presentation in R markdown for @sbkellogg’s class. #RStats #DataScience
Spoiler: There’s a yolo cat…
https://t.co/wolQmUJj56 ↪
Dr. Ajay Koli (@koliajaykr; 4/0): dear @grrrck your today’s talk and q & a session was just awesome. I really learned more to improve my {xaringan} slides. thank you @jaredlander for being such a cool host. I’m looking forward to future events of @nyhackr ↪
Ariel Muldoon (@aosmith16; 3/2): I’m last-minute designing an informal #rstats course for spring term on “topics” (distill, gt, writing functions, etc.)
I usually teach R via interactive coding, but remote learning means maybe dipping my toe into xaringan slides. Very inspired by xaringanExtra @grrrck! ↪
Dr Gavin Simpson 😷🇪🇺 (@ucfagls; 3/0): @rushworth_a I’ve found HTML slides via Xaringan to be mostly pain free once I figured out an aspect ratio (for fig.height/width) and a base font size (ggplot), then I let the layout in remarks/CSS/HTML do the rest. Render to SVG. Set these defaults globally for all slides ↪
Claus Wilke (@ClausWilke; 3/0): @jaredlander Hey, just watched the xaringan presentation by @grrrck and saw your plea for self-contained xaringan slides. How do you make them? Is there a quick tutorial somewhere? ↪
Asmae Toumi (@asmae_toumi; 3/0): omg with minimal css look how much customization you can make to your xaringan slides im cryinnnnngggggggg https://t.co/KvAFMJhs2w ↪
Dr. John Paul Helveston (@JohnHelveston; 3/0): @PipingHotData @WeAreRLadies @EvaMaeRey @spcanelon @KellyBodwin This!!! I’ve been looking for this! I love using #<< in xaringan slides to highlight lines, but there’s so many times I just want to highlight a single element. ↪
Garrick Aden-Buie (@grrrck; 2/2): Of course I’m certain this whole thing was kicked off by @moh_fodil introducing #rstats and xaringan to the magical fabric.js library 😁
https://t.co/4SL4AiLQF9 ↪
NYC ALL DAY 24/7 (@nycallday247; 2/1): Making Extra Great Slides w/ Xaringan, Xaringanthemer & XaringanExtra
With Garrick Aden-Buie (Data Science Educator, RStudio).
Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at 07:00 PM Absolutely Free Online
https://t.co/9uXI2Zo1AP ↪
Travis Gerke (@travisgerke; 2/0): @grrrck @ClausWilke @jaredlander Awesome tip, I’ve always wondered about this! I unfortunately do have to email slides/docs to collabs all the time 😬 I see @jaredlander recommends
self_contained: truebelow - is this the preferred approach for both xaringan and general R markdown docs? ↪
Claus Wilke (@ClausWilke; 2/0): @grrrck @jaredlander I’ll be giving a talk at the NY meetup in April and I’ll be using xaringan and I don’t want Jared to be upset with me so … ↪
Asmae Toumi (@asmae_toumi; 2/0): There’s soooooooooo many tricks, i wish someone wrote a buzzfeed style “Top 10 xaringan tricks to flex on your audience” ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 2/0): @sharon000 ioslides are easy to make. I never tried to customize them though. I ❤ that transitioning from a presentation to html, or other documents is smoother w ioslides. (partly because in {xaringan} you need to mark end of slides with — that prints different in other formats) ↪
We are R-Ladies (@WeAreRLadies; 2/0): @cvans It is also good to just have the list if you decide to make the full change to r-driven documents! But at least for presentations, did you try xaringan:::inf_mr()? (or the #rstudio addin) You can view your FORMATTED xaringan presentations as you are making them!! ↪
a$ap boyz came with the flame (@29nov2003; 2/0): @korrik666 xaringan ↪
magdalena bennett (@maibennett; 2/0): @jiboncom (I mean, xaringan.. xaringanExtra is a package that pumps it up) ↪
Bruno Nicenboim (@bruno_nicenboim; 2/0): @simoncolumbus @dingding_peng same experience with xaringan ↪
Nithin .M (@NithinM07888100; 1/3): How to create a definition box in #xaringan slides?#RStats #rmarkdown ↪
Gabo Gaona (@gavg712; 1/2): Esto debe ser coincidencia. Justo después de haber encontrado una opción versátil para GNU Linux, aparece esta otra alternativa para #Xaringan
#rmarkdown #Rstats
https://t.co/J7y4rfQFms ↪
FoundersList (@founderslist; 1/1): New Event 📅 Making Extra Great Slides w/ Xaringan, Xaringanthemer & XaringanExtra
Wed 3/10 7:00PM ET
https://t.co/ORqhdJDyXq
#startups #events #data #datascience #education #html #meetup #tools ↪
Jared Lander (@jaredlander; 1/0): @ClausWilke @grrrck With the newest version of xaringan ↪
J É D E R S O N (@Jeddalmansaa; 1/0): @_almansagabi Xaringan sim kkkkkkjjj ↪
Asmae Toumi (@asmae_toumi; 1/0): @I_fountainhead yeah the @nyhackr ppl will post the full video (right @jaredlander?), in the meantime https://t.co/e9SYnfVoul ↪
Paulius Alaburda (@p_alab; 1/0): @apreshill Rmarkdown is definitely a game changer, examples and targeted guides help! I still haven’t adopted xaringan as it seems difficult to go from template to finished presentation. And also, front matter params still feel like black magic! ↪
ManoHencks 🔴⚫️ (@HeNcKsV; 1/0): @NEEHcsgo Xaringan ON! ↪
datamaps (@datamaps; 0/2): Ditch powerpoint! Start make presentations great again with #rstats using {xaringan}, {xaringanthemer} and {xaringanExtra} https://t.co/wvGHeOpgoG ↪
Lauren Yee 🦇👩💻🌈 (@EcoLaurenY; 0/2): Does anyone use anicon for animated icons in Xaringan? I’m updating some old slides and now they are broken :( #rstats ↪
yihui.name
Maxwell B. Joseph (@mxwlj; 0/1): Anybody know of a package that auto-formats Stan models/.stan files?
e.g., like formatR: https://t.co/0uHRZNhHks or black: https://t.co/WgxPfRnGF4 but for @mcmc_stan ↪