Recreating animated climate temperature spirals in R with ggplot2 and gganimate (CC219)

[@WambiruKomu]

I don't have words to describe the lessons I have gained from this one. It is one of those stories I text my friends "we need to meet since only a one on one narration will tell the whole story! " I will run out of space just setting out the plot. That said, woooooooow!!!

[@yaqinguo8971]

Definitely, I am super excited. This must be very appealing for presentations! Thanks as always!

[@Riffomonas]

My pleasure! thanks for watching 🤓

[@sven9r]

What is the best part of coming back home after 3 weeks of exploring Africa? A whole new series of CC

[@Riffomonas]

I’m jealous! Thanks 😊

[@AgetipHimo]

Hi Sir please help to solve this : "Problem while converting geom to grob." It's raise when i try to plot result.

[@pietervanveelen9511]

Hi Pat, this was instructive and amazing as always! One workflow I am wondering about is how one could work directly with data from (My)SQL databases in R and Tidyverse. In case you are looking for subjects for future episodes, I'd be grateful if you could deal with that one day. Thanks for considering it, and for continuing this lovely series!

[@Riffomonas]

Thanks Pieter! I haven’t used it a lot. It something to check out is dbplyr which I understand is a lot like dplyr but for working with “real” relational databases

[@abdoulayeleye5399]

Hi thanks for this work for me animated graph show some error: `geom_line()`: Each group consists of only one observation.
ℹ Do you need to adjust the group aesthetic?

[@puttipongchunark7178]

I also found the same message.

[@FabioCastroLlanos]

How can I access to these dataset to reply this awesome graph

[@Riffomonas]

Thanks! See the link in the description of the video.