31 Lunch and Learn notes
These are the draft notes from the Lunch and Learn ‘Data Science with R’ series organized by R4GC community. Please see Lunch and Learn page for details on how to join these meetings.
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Interactive Outputs in R without Shiny
26 Nov 2021 - This meeting will be dedicated to tools to generate interactive graphs, tables, and other content without Shiny (which, as you know, requires a server to host your Shiny application and which for this reason cannot be easily shared with your clients, e.g. by email)
Here are the most popular ones:
https://rstudio.github.io/DT/ https://plotly.com/r/ and https://glin.github.io/reactable. Many worked with plotly and DT, but reactable is another great package, which will make your outputs loved by your clients.
12 Nov - 19 Nov 2021: Text Analysis with R follow-up / Converting codes to Shiny App
8 Oct 2021: Text Analysis with R. Part 1: identifying near-duplicate documents
1 Oct 2021: Shiny App to summarize very large, high-dimensional tables (code & app provided)
30 Jul - 17 Sep 2021: Geo/Spatial coding and visualization with R. (code provided)
16 Jul 2021: Dual Coding - Python and R unite ! (code provided)
9 Jul 2021: Exploring ggplots (recording, code provided)
2 Jul 2021: Parsing GC Tables (code provided)
25 Jun 2021: Using the Open Government Portal API within R (recording, code on github.com/open-canada)
21 Apr 2021: Analyzing PSES results using R and Shiny
16 Apr - 15 May 2021: Building R packages (recording, codes provided)
31.1 Geo/Spatial coding and visualization with R. Part 1:
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31.2 Text Analysis with R. Part 1:
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31.3 Dual Coding - Python and R unite !
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31.4 Working with ggtables
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31.5 Automate common look and feel of your ggplot graphs
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31.6 Automated generation of report cards
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31.7 Discussed RStudio Webinars
Webinars at RStudio - https://www.rstudio.com/resources/webinars/ (codes at https://github.com/rstudio/webinars) The new insights from these webinars and other R-related blogs and events are discussed at R4GC community meetups