Make your own ggclock
I have once again been inspired by a tweet! This one came from @WeAreRLadies, which was being moderated by Alison Hill at the time. …
Making an animated contour plot
Earlier this week Mike Bostock tweeted a interesting looking contour plot with a link to edit the formula and manipulate the graphic …
Animated TIE Fighter
Recently I’ve been looking for an excuse to try out Thomas Lin Pedersen’s new grammar of animation, which is an extension of ggplot2 …
Using rtweet to Create a tidyverse Twitterbot
A while back, I was inspired by this Twitter exchange to create a bot that would tweet out tidyverse related material.
Armchair …
Creating an EM:IP Cover Graphic Using ggplot2
This time last year, I submitted a graphic to the Educational Measurement: Issues and Practice (EM:IP) cover showcase competition. In …
Tidy Sports Analytics, Part 4: tidyverse
This is the final post in the tidy sports analytics series, in which I’ve been using play-by-play from the 2016 NFL season to …
Tidy Sports Analytics, Part 3: ggplot2
This is the third post in the tidy sports analytics series. In this series, I’ve been demonstrating how the collection of tidyverse …
Tidy Sports Analytics, Part 2: tidyr
This is the second in a series of posts that demonstrates how the tidyverse can be used to easily explore and analyze NFL play-by-play …
Tidy Sports Analytics, Part 1: dplyr
Welcome to the first in a series of blog posts where I’ll be using sports data to demonstrate the power of the tidyverse tools in the …
Integrating Blogdown with GitHub Pages and Travis-CI
I recently converted my website from Jekyll to Hugo with blogdown. If you haven’t tried out blogdown yet, Yihui Xie just hosted a …