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Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

Tidy eval in R: A simple example

Do you want to use ggplot2, dplyr, or other tidyverse functions in your own functions? This easy example shows how

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How to use tidy eval in R

Do you want to use ggplot2, dplyr, or other tidyverse functions in your own functions? This easy example shows how

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

How to write an R package

R packages are great for organizing your own work, not only sharing with others. See how to create an R package in a few simple steps, thanks to packages like devtools, usethis, and roxygen2

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

How to run Python in R

Learn how to run Python code inside an R script using the reticulate R package

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Run Python in R code

While R is a useful language, Python is also great for data science and general-purpose computing. See how to run Python code within an R script and pass data between Python and R

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

Do more with R: Write your own RStudio addins

This RStudio addins tutorial walks you step by step through creating an extension for the RStudio IDE

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R tip: Write your own RStudio addins

This RStudio Addins tutorial shows step by step how to create an addin for the RStudio IDE

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

How to create color-coded calendars in R

Track your goals with color-coded calendars created with R packages ggplot2 and ggcal

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R tip: Creating color-coded calendars

See how well you’re achieving daily goals with a color-coded calendar made in R

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

Do more with R: RStudio addins and keyboard shortcuts

Speed up your R programming workflow with RStudio addins and customized keyboard shortcuts

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R tip: Addins and keyboard shortcuts

Discover an easy way to use key-value pairs in R

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

Do more with R: Quick lookup tables using named vectors

Learn how named vectors give R developers an easy to use key-value pairs

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R tip: Quick lookup tables with named vectors

Learn an easy method to use key-value pairs in R

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

R tip: Keep your passwords and tokens secure with the keyring package

Saving tokens and passwords in an R environment variable means they’re stored in an unencrypted, clear text file. With the keyring package, your credentials are more secure

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R tip: Keep passwords and tokens secure with the keyring package

Learn how to store credentials in an encrypted, secure keyring within R

R tutorial: How to import data into R

In this book excerpt, learn how to import data into R from spreadsheets, HTML tables, and more

Do More with RBy Sharon Machlis

How to add sparklines to R tables

When you want to visualize results in each row—such as when each row of data is a trend over time—you can do that inside a new table column with mini inline graphs called sparklines

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Tidy eval in R: A simple example

Do you want to use ggplot2, dplyr, or other tidyverse functions in your own functions? This easy example shows how

How to use tidy eval in R

Do you want to use ggplot2, dplyr, or other tidyverse functions in your own functions? This easy example shows how

How to write an R package

R packages are great for organizing your own work, not only sharing with others. See how to create an R package in a few simple steps, thanks to packages like devtools, usethis, and roxygen2

How to run Python in R

Learn how to run Python code inside an R script using the reticulate R package

Run Python in R code

While R is a useful language, Python is also great for data science and general-purpose computing. See how to run Python code within an R script and pass data between Python and R

Do more with R: Write your own RStudio addins

This RStudio addins tutorial walks you step by step through creating an extension for the RStudio IDE

R tip: Write your own RStudio addins

This RStudio Addins tutorial shows step by step how to create an addin for the RStudio IDE

How to create color-coded calendars in R

Track your goals with color-coded calendars created with R packages ggplot2 and ggcal

R tip: Creating color-coded calendars

See how well you’re achieving daily goals with a color-coded calendar made in R

Do more with R: RStudio addins and keyboard shortcuts

Speed up your R programming workflow with RStudio addins and customized keyboard shortcuts

R tip: Addins and keyboard shortcuts

Discover an easy way to use key-value pairs in R

Do more with R: Quick lookup tables using named vectors

Learn how named vectors give R developers an easy to use key-value pairs

R tip: Quick lookup tables with named vectors

Learn an easy method to use key-value pairs in R

R tip: Keep your passwords and tokens secure with the keyring package

Saving tokens and passwords in an R environment variable means they’re stored in an unencrypted, clear text file. With the keyring package, your credentials are more secure

R tip: Keep passwords and tokens secure with the keyring package

Learn how to store credentials in an encrypted, secure keyring within R

R tutorial: How to import data into R

In this book excerpt, learn how to import data into R from spreadsheets, HTML tables, and more

How to add sparklines to R tables

When you want to visualize results in each row—such as when each row of data is a trend over time—you can do that inside a new table column with mini inline graphs called sparklines

R tip: Sparklines in HTML tables

Learn how to add sparklines to HTML tables in R with the DT and sparkline packages