RStudio Tips and Tricks

[@OwenIverson]

If Command plus Shift plus F is too much, just remember 'Command capital F'. Golden.

[@SPmorality]

Thank you so much! See 3.12 you can preview equations as you are typing them! Genius!!

[@robertc2121]

Wow amazing presentation - hugely useful!!!

[@lefkiospaik]

Despite my being a newbie in R, I really enjoyed it! Thanks

[@ForTheWin2007]

15:26 is the best tip

[@myyoutubechannel2858]

5:21 "reknit" the R-Markdown presentation
11:00 boilerplate code-snippets

[@HarpreetSingh-gz3mh]

Sean loops(keeps going)

[@XMan-iv7ir]

control shift dot is good

[@carvalhoribeiro]

Thanks for sharing this

[@ezequiasrocha3037]

Who invented notebooks firstly R community or Python community?

[@BlueQualityRhythm]

The notebook format is independent of the language it uses. For example, the jupyter notebook is widely used with Python, but it can Run R too. The R-markdown-notebook however can run both languages in the same notebook, which is an advantage.

[@TheEverydayAnalyst]

@@BlueQualityRhythm You can run different languages in Jupyter Notebooks too.

[@ltraind3509]

Anyone know of a good youtube video on how to setup and load packages from the non-default R libraries? I want to build packages on Rsdtuio server without changing my colleagues packages.

[@haoli9112]

Lionel Duarte not sure if devtool works for you. But it enables install and publish packages on github. Also the new r studio enables hosting apps from GitHub

[@TimmmTim]

I would appreciate if you provided us with the files of code and data, but this is amazing too, thank you so much for your video.

[@HagovFallout]

bump!

[@jayendrakhadikar1291]

R notebook interface should like Jupyter Notebook.

[@dansxie9340]

thanks

[@vincenzo4259]

Thanks