ggplot2 workshop part 2

Part 2 of 2 of my impromptu beginner/intermediate ggplot2 workshop. It will focus on the extended ggplot2 universe with practical examples from many extension packages. Further, it will conclude with a short section on how to approach new graphics with the knowledge and theory you've learned
Ressources: github.com/tho...
Part 1: • ggplot2 workshop part 1

[@renatomachelett]

Your workshop was my first contact with ggplot2. I knew your presentation was excellent when I first watched it. But only now, after a couple of months of digging deeper, I realize how truly brilliant and concise it was. This must have taken a lot of deliberation and preparation. Thank you so much putting up the effort and sharing it with the world! It really helped me a lot.

[@robertbaer2256]

Fantastic series. Enjoyed every minute. Your pearls on stats and coordinates were an extra special bonus to an information packed 4 hours. Love to see more.

[@roni_eco]

Thanks a lot Thomas for arranging these two wonderful webinars. The first part cleared a lot of doubts that were persistent with using ggplot2 and had been one of the main reason for not using this tool for plotting. Thank you once again.

[@ingmarheikens]

Thanks for making this series. Learning ggplot2 has been a struggle. Luckily you made it much easier!

[@agentmor]

Thank you for taking the time to do this webinar - I am learning such a lot.

[@keithwhitson]

I am so very happy to have this second video as I am going the ggplot2 documentation at the moment

[@sauravsingla6351]

Such a beautiful lecture destroyed by few stupid fellow. Thanks for such a beautiful session. Even relevant after this much time.

[@square007tube]

Thanks Thomas for your time and for the workshop

[@saraascensao7313]

Thank you so much, really helped with my advanced stats assignment :)

[@sannytriutami]

Thank you Thomas. Warm regards from Indonesia.

[@syhe6093]

A huge thank you for this video teaching from Thomas. It is very helpful and useful.

[@bioinfox1340]

Great webinar for advanced plotting

[@mand3rd]

thanks so much! the two presentations are very informative and helpful. I especially liked the pie chart analogy.

[@neomorphicduck]

what an excellent little series

[@ScofieldMuliru]

Thank you for the wonderful webinar

[@averyrobbins68]

Very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@mr.bigdata9697]

Awesome workshop! Thank you, Thomas!

[@MaxPorPanne]

Thanks. This workshop is really good.

[@ToucHDowN514]

Excellent! Thank-you!

[@diabbluiszegpidelgado1674]

ggraph: best sticker ever!

Thank you very much, this is so helpful.

[@RSyHabib]

Thank you for this. Cheers

[@alcor2180]

Thanks :)

[@Mr_nn23]

Thanks for sharing!

[@fatihboyar9697]

great great work thank you very much

[@polashmahmud3072]

Thanks for this....could you please make a webinar on data manipulation in R

[@MichaelSmith-zm5qi]

Thanks! This is awesome stuff!!!

[@d.keskin209]

Niceeee

[@orion-stsewertonjohn5453]

Great video, again! Thanks,

[@paulycdong]

Many thanks for great content! How can I make RStudio display

[@ThomasLinPedersen]

I’m using the Fira Code font which contain ligatures for many common coding constructs

[@paulycdong]

Thomas Lin Pedersen many thanks!

[@riccardoesclapon549]

Great video!

[@rwaewae]

Hi, how we combine summary of statistics and correlation plot in one table. thanx

[@respacial]

Thank you, Thomas! Could you recommend any resources to learn more about the API of ggplot2? Maybe, something for developers to create new extensions (geoms*, stats*)?

[@ThomasLinPedersen]

There will be some more developer focused chapters in the “official” book which can be read here ggplot2-book.org/

[@square007tube]

Hi Thomas, I was following you on gganimate part, but I the plots didn't animate on my machine, there is one plot in chunk 50 was not generated, but instead of the plot there was a list of PNG files, which even I didn't find them in the plot panel.
any suggestions?

[@ThomasLinPedersen]

Install gifski. This is better communicated in the latest gganimate version

[@pueppi1984]

Thanks for another nice webinar :) a pity I couldn't watch it live - one question about patchwork: Are you consider to allow tag_levels with parentheses, as e.g. "(a)" is used in some journals?

[@ramilkerimzade5568]

(p1 | p2) /
p3
this doesnt work for me. Who knows why it gives the error - " Error in p1 | p2 :
operations are possible only for numeric, logical or complex types""?

[@rubenbehnke2283]

Hi, I would like to write a program where I can select points on a graph, and have them flagged in the data set. Is there anyway to do something like this using ggplot2? I know it can be done using Shiny, but I would like to not use a web based interface like that for speed purposes. I have plots with nearly 1 million points, or more.