| title | presenter | date | web | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Your Talk Title |
Your Name |
2006-01-02 |
@yourhandle |
Copy your talk description here.
Learn {how to|about} {package|method|skill|approach|etc.}!
{Package|Method|Skill} {provides functions|can be used} to {complete exciting task}.
{Your Name} will walk us through an example demonstrating {key task}.
{Your Name} is an {occupation} at {company}, and uses R to {do fun things}.
{More interesting things about yourself}.
{He|She|They} can be found online at {Twitter}, {Linkedin}, or {personal website}.
Included files:
- slides-file-name.pdf is the presentation slides
- slides-file-name.Rmd is the source code for the slides
- companion-script.R is the companion R code for the talk
Include any additional notes about setup or prep required for participants to be able to follow along at the talk or at home.
Links to your data sources (external or included in this folder).
List the packages used for your code. If a particular package is the focus of your talk, be sure to include a link to that package's documentation.
To automatically find the R packages you used in your slides/code, you can try the automagic package.
cran_pkgs <- c(
"ggplot2",
"dplyr",
"caret",
"randomForest",
"devtools"
)
install.packages(cran_pkgs)
github_pkgs <- c(
"mkearney/rtweet",
"tidyverse/glue",
"gadenbuie/xaringanthemer"
)
devtools::install_github(github_pkgs)