ggplot2

AmstRday's tweets

These lines of code have been lying around in a file for more than 2 months. I wrote them after SatRdays Amsterdam in September. Packages installation library(tidyverse) library(rtweet) library(knitr) library(kableExtra) library(ggiraph) library(magick) library(tidytext) library(wordcloud) library(widyr) library(igraph) library(ggraph) library(ggmap) library(maps) library(plotly) Scraping the tweets # rt_AmsteRday <- search_tweets( # "#AmsteRday", n = 2, include_rts = FALSE # ) # rt <- rt_AmsteRday # # vect <- c("#AmstRday", "#satRday", "#satRdays", "#satRdayAMS", "#satRdaysAMS") # # for( vec in vect){ # # rt_vec <- search_tweets( # vec, n = 18000, include_rts = FALSE # ) # rt <- bind_rows(rt, rt_vec) # } # # # rt <- rt %>% # unique() # # saveRDS(rt, "conttweets.

Playing with dplyr5000 - Part 1

dplyr5000 is a data package with the 5000 first travis builds of dplyr. I would like to make a beautiful barplot with these data, inspired by this tweet from Mara Averick. 📷 Further adventures in ggplot2 x-axis image labels… "Images as x-axis labels (updated)" ✏️ @carroll_jono "photo alignment with graph in r" (SO answer) @ClausWilkehttps://t.co/p8Tvs4sghn #rstats #dataviz /* ⛹️📊 atrocities mine, obvs */ pic.twitter.com/Wew5Wo9q4f — Mara Averick (@dataandme) October 11, 2018 Packages gh allows to get data from github.

Making an animated ggplot

I decide to talk about how I make my awesome blog banner in this first post. 😄 Why this banner ? It’s a french wordplay with my family name Sauder => Saut d’R (R jump in english). That’s why I decided to make a banner with the R-logo jumping on some (so cool) stickers. I choose stickers of packages that I use to do this animated ggplot. Which packages ? library(tidyverse) # install.