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Spike maps in R
Spike maps use the height of spikes to encode data geographically. The format provides a similar effect to frequency trails where the layering looks 3-D-ish, except spikes are typically centered on an...
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Procedural dungeons in R
Matt Dray is developing a package in R that runs a text-based game. Part of that game requires procedural dungeons that are different each time you play. Tags: game, Matt Dray, R
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Twitter isn’t in a great place right now, so maybe you want to do something with your account and your tweets. Julia Silge outlines how to delete your tweets with R: If you are looking to remove...
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Scrolly video JavaScript library
ScrollyVideo.js is a JavaScript library that makes it easier to incorporate videos in a scrollytelling layout. The examples look really straightforward, which means I’m saving this for later. Tags:...
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Switching from Python to R
If you’re looking to switch or just want to expand your skills, this starter guide by Stephanie Lo provides some translations: Are you curious about delving into the world of R programming? While...
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Understanding the SVG path element, a visual guide
The SVG path element can be useful for drawing regular and irregular shapes. However, if you just look at how a path is defined, it’s not entirely clear how to use it. Nanda Syahrasyad made a visual...
View ArticleBrailleR, a R package to improve access for blind users
From CRAN: Blind users do not have access to the graphical output from R without printing the content of graphics windows to an embosser of some kind. This is not as immediate as is required for...
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easystats, an R package
The easystats R package in on my to-try list. easystats is a collection of R packages, which aims to provide a unifying and consistent framework to tame, discipline, and harness the scary R statistics...
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The Nature of Code, refreshed
Daniel Shiffman, who you might know from his enthusiastic YouTube channel The Coding Train, updated his book The Nature of Code. The original version from 2012 focused on Processing. The new version...
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Hiding data in an emoji
Messing with how emojis are encoded, Paul Butler demonstrates how one might hide data via a smiley: Most unicode characters do not have variations associated with them. Since unicode is an evolving...
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