Live coding in R: No edits! Pat calculates the z-score (CC256) Riffomonas Project

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Recreating a "U-turn" plot from the New York Times in R with ggplot2 (CC396) Riffomonas Project

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Adding professional polish to your data visualizations (CC398) Riffomonas Project

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How to pick good colors in R with ColorBrewer2 and the wesanderson package (CC069) Riffomonas Project

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Creating a visualization that looks like a 96 well plate in R with ggplot2 (CC395) Riffomonas Project

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Comparing who's to blame with a diverging bar plot from the Washington Post (CC375) Riffomonas Project

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Visualizing the US baby boom as a NY Times-styled heatmap (CC360) Riffomonas Project

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Ask me anything about data visualization, R, reproducible research, and science (CC397) Riffomonas Project

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Using ggplot2 to quantify the change in the US poverty rate over the last 65 years in R (CC334) Riffomonas Project

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Scraping weather data from the internet with R and the tidyverse (CC231) Riffomonas Project

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Using readxl and dplyr to format messy data to see change in poverty with R (CC335) Riffomonas Project

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How to calculate a rolling average with lag: we get a moving average to smooth lamb prices (CC012) Riffomonas Project

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Recreating Pew Research plot showing where Americans get their news from on social media (CC379) Riffomonas Project

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Development of a example R package (CC266) Riffomonas Project

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Slow data science movement: the value of letting your results breath a bit (CC071) Riffomonas Project

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How to get over writers block when analyzing data: Using pseudocode when coding with R (CC041) Riffomonas Project

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Top ten reasons to learn to use the command line: Expanding your reproducibility tools (CC026) Riffomonas Project

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Using the ggridges R package to recreate an infographic describing the baby boom (CC359) Riffomonas Project

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The Data Is: Using dplyr's filter and count in R to see how people use grammar (CC003) Riffomonas Project

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