axelclark
Using Livebook with Explorer & VegaLite for the R for Data Science book examples
I recently watched @BrooklinJazz’s great talk about using Livebook to teach students:
It inspired me to give Livebook a try for a data transformation project. It turned out to be perfect for the project, so now I’m a huge fan.
I wanted to get some more experience using Explorer and VegaLite.
I decided to try using Livebook, Explorer, and VegaLite for the exercises in the R for Data Science book.
Explorer takes influences mainly from the tidyverse which is a set of R packages for data science.
The examples worked very well. I went through Chapters 2, 4, and 6. The only thing I couldn’t figure out was relocate to reorder columns.
If you are curious, I’ve uploaded the csv files and Livebook to Github:
https://github.com/axelclark/r_for_data_science_with_elixir
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josevalim
Fantastic. I have opened an issue for it: Support relocating columns · Issue #603 · elixir-explorer/explorer · GitHub
BrooklinJazz
Thank you for sharing your experience!
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