In this minipost we will see that it is not so complicated.
One of the many post to remember things that usually forget. Yes, this blog is for that.
I had this doubt a long time ago, and the results make sense with the expected... or maybe not?!
The value boxes are a good way to get to the point quickly in a dashboard showing the relevant value with a big font and eye-catching color. But sometimes it would be better show that relevant number with a related text, sparkline or information to give context of that value, or just to compare it with the previoues ones. In this post we'll show how to add sparklines to valueBox in shinydashboard and other related packages.
…Or when two half chart are more than one, or maybe: The love between the streamgraph and stack column chart… In this post we’ll review some ideas in the chart used by Financial Times in it’s Coronavirus tracker, and how we can replicate it in R using highcharter package.
La tercera parte (y última?) Queda un buen trecho por recorrer y quedan características, opciones y series que nos falta ver, revisar y aprender.
La segunda parte, A seguir aprendiendo sobre todas las posibilidades que highcharts a través de R nos puede brindar.
30 días de gráficos para compartir y aprender gracias a la inciativa de R4DS_es. Aprenderemos manipulación básica en R, highcharter y más!
My first steps using the gganimate package using Game of Thrones data!
I saw a chart yesterday, a chart without frame, without title or captions just a very hidden chart at bottom of the web page. It will be a nice time to get the most interesting visual features of it.
Highcharts tooltips are one of most underated features. In the tooltips you can easily render html, that means we can put images, tables even charts. So the possibilities are almost limitless.
Sometimes you need to express yourself.
Last week all the #rstatsosphere see a beautiful swiss map from Timo Grossenbacher using just ggplot2. Now is the turn of highcharter because all can be better with a bit of interactivity.
Just for fun and because we can.
So much time since my last post so I want to post something, no matter what it is, but I hope this will be somehow helpful.
At some point we had to do it
We will use the highchart motion plugin with a map.
TLDR: Creating weather radials withh highcharter and ggplot2
A collection of chess visualization using only... yeah, you know! only ggplot2.
Finally R have a chess package! Let's see what can it do.
Just learning ggplot2 with inspiration from looking at Sorting Algorithms by Mike Bostock
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