To help you see what’s going on in some of the dplyr
operations, Barbara Borges Ribiero has written some interactive “apps.” Here’s a (non-interactive) picture of one.
This app uses the shiny
package in R. (You don’t need to know anything about shiny
.)
require(shiny)
Give this command on the RStudio Server or a Mac Desktop running R locally. If you are on a PC the name should be "joinpc"
.
shiny::runGitHub("shiny", "bborgesr", subdir = "join")
On all platforms:
shiny::runGitHub("shiny", "bborgesr", subdir = "group")
shiny::runGitHub("shiny", "bborgesr", subdir = "rmd")
This will open a file browser. If you are on the server, it may be hidden behind your web browser, so look there.
The heart of this app is from Yihui Xie.