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Tomorrow night is always bright, regardless of IDE.27 May 2025
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There are so many goodies in base R. Let's explore some functions you may not know.17 January 2024
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Interested in a custom feed of YouTube videos? GitHub Actions + flexdashboard = ❤️.31 July 2023
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Let’s fall together into a pit of success (when configuring macOS)!22 December 2022
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Working in Python but miss tidyverse syntax? These packages can help.09 May 2022
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Or, why `mtcars |> plot(hp, mpg)` doesn't work and what you can do about it.18 January 2022
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A cool paper used R and Python together --- and so can you!28 September 2021
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I am now a Sr. Product Marketing Manager at RStudio!13 September 2021
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Wikipedia has a lot of wonderful data stored in tables. Here's how to pull them into R.27 July 2021
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Generative art mixes randomness and order to create beautiful images. The \#rtistry hashtag helps find work from other Rtists.09 May 2021
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Let's explore some cool charts we can make in {ggplot2}.28 March 2021
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Lessons learned when we used {bookdown} to prepare a manuscript to submit for publishing.08 March 2021
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Setting up a Google Docs-like coding environment in VS Code.03 February 2021
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Tired of trying to search all your liked Tweets on your timeline? Pull them into R instead!10 November 2020
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Thanks to contributions from Daniel Anderson, {leaidr} is even easier to use.30 August 2020
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Celebrating the R community.13 July 2020
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Census data is valuable, but can be stored in messy Excel spreadsheets.28 May 2020
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The {leaidr} package helps us easily create maps of U.S. school districts.03 May 2020
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My frequently-used reference for styling {ggplot2} charts.27 January 2020
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What's the most common type of district in the U.S.? Let's find out using R.11 September 2019
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Most of the time, data doesn't come in tidy spreadsheets. With R, though, you can pull data from PDFs to use in analyses.16 December 2018
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Exploring why disaggregation of data is important by looking at district demographics.21 September 2018
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