Key Note
J.J. Allaire
RStudio becomes Public B Corp.
J.J. Allaire’s favorite book Fooled by Randomness
RStudio has restructured as a 'benefit corporation,' legally allowing it to consider the needs of its users and the #rstats community and not just its shareholders, JJ Allaire announced just now at #rstudioconf #rstudioconf2020 https://t.co/uG6SjNeLei
— Sharon Machlis (@sharon000) January 29, 2020
#Rstudio evolution #rstudioconf2020 pic.twitter.com/euZFBTpvVY
— 1LittleCoder💻 (@1littlecoder) January 29, 2020
RStudio has restructured as a 'benefit corporation,' legally allowing it to consider the needs of its users and the #rstats community and not just its shareholders, JJ Allaire announced just now at #rstudioconf #rstudioconf2020 https://t.co/uG6SjNeLei
— Sharon Machlis (@sharon000) January 29, 2020#Rstudio evolution #rstudioconf2020 pic.twitter.com/euZFBTpvVY
— 1LittleCoder💻 (@1littlecoder) January 29, 2020Google AI PAIR team
Fernanda Viegas, Martin Wattenberg
Debug your data first, not your program!
Visualization, Hello World Image data set has faulty annotations.
Validate your data set!!
High dimensionality, MNIST data set PCA clustering.
Fairness, Different views of points can be visualized. People can understand it.
Great to see misclassification applied to fairness in loans! #rstudioconf2020 #rstudio #rstats #google pic.twitter.com/0TOCCegOpt
— Kyle Monahan (@kylemonahan2) January 29, 2020
If you are doing data science, you are doing user experience design - with great power comes great responsibility #rstudioconf2020
— Alison Haunted Hill 🏚 (@apreshill) January 29, 2020
Loved this keynote! @wattenberg @viegasf pic.twitter.com/goNzLkhSUe
Next big #rstudioconf2020 keynote quote that I love:
— Hunter Glanz (@hglanz) January 29, 2020
Debug your data first, not your program!
Andrew Mangan, Salesforce
Analytics using R
Mine Cetinkaya-Rundelm, RStudio
Shiny contest, open codes
Joe Cheng, RStudio
Styling Shiny with Sass and Bootstrap 4
Bootstrap 4 is default Shiny frame. Bootstrap 4 supports Sass which is a meta-program for CSS. {bootstraplib} makes easy to use Sass in R environment.
Thanks to @jcheng for the shoutout at #rstudioconf2020! Be sure to check out @jcheng and @cpsievert’s package bootstraplib for easy custom fonts and styling in #shiny https://t.co/hcy5zCxuAQ
— Tim Mastny (@timmastny) January 29, 2020
A nice resource for learning shiny from @_ColinFay:https://t.co/RtKU6sowqj#rstudioconf2020
— John Blischak (@jdblischak) January 29, 2020
What if we kissed 😳😳 in #rstudioconf2020 Grand Ballroom B 🙈 pic.twitter.com/UXYxH6mjWQ
— Jacqueline Nolis 🏳️⚧️ (@skyetetra) January 29, 2020
.@skyetetra and @heatherklus have released the OSS loadtest package! Run and analyze load tests from entirely within R
Learn more: https://t.co/3Xq8J9jqfA #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/LwkwO4DDP1
— David Robinson (@drob) January 29, 2020
Standing room only for @paleolimbot #rstudioconf2020 talk on programming with ggplot2! Did you know that you can put plot items into a list and add that?? pic.twitter.com/wGMEPSBIeP
— Calum You (@_calumyou) January 30, 2020
Just learned that adding NULL to a ggplot does nothing...which is super useful when writing functions that wrap ggplot. ggplot(...) + NULL is the same as ggplot(...). Thanks @paleolimbot! #rstudioconf2020
— Taylor Reiter (@ReiterTaylor) January 30, 2020
What if we kissed 😳😳 in #rstudioconf2020 Grand Ballroom B 🙈 pic.twitter.com/UXYxH6mjWQ
— Jacqueline Nolis 🏳️⚧️ (@skyetetra) January 29, 2020.@skyetetra and @heatherklus have released the OSS loadtest package! Run and analyze load tests from entirely within R
Learn more: https://t.co/3Xq8J9jqfA #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/LwkwO4DDP1
Standing room only for @paleolimbot #rstudioconf2020 talk on programming with ggplot2! Did you know that you can put plot items into a list and add that?? pic.twitter.com/wGMEPSBIeP
— Calum You (@_calumyou) January 30, 2020Just learned that adding NULL to a ggplot does nothing...which is super useful when writing functions that wrap ggplot. ggplot(...) + NULL is the same as ggplot(...). Thanks @paleolimbot! #rstudioconf2020
— Taylor Reiter (@ReiterTaylor) January 30, 2020Carson Sievert, RStudio
Reproducible Shiny, Download tab, {shinymeta}
Aymen Waqar
Building a native iPad dashboard
Ana Alyeska Santos, Braulio Cuandon, Biosense Webster, Inc.
Reproducible Engineering Test Reports
Justin Juskewitch, Mayo Clinic
Transfusion platelet selection and match for patient and documentation automation
Alicia Schep, Outlier AI
She moved R from Python. {vlBuildr} API develop Altair and Vega-Lite
Tyson Barrett
List-columns in data.table
data.table can easily convert list-columns
Learn how to use list-columns with data.table from these slides from @healthandstats:https://t.co/amXG686twc#rstudioconf2020 https://t.co/CrPVDhtYgH
— John Blischak (@jdblischak) January 30, 2020
Lightning Talk
Mexican election prediction
Really interesting talk from @TeresaOM on predicting Mexican election results from initial polling data. They're in a "bunker" with no internet access, so no StackOverflow!#rstudioconf2020https://t.co/8Im6k6zusu
— John Blischak (@jdblischak) January 30, 2020
Rebecca Barter Becoming an R Blogger
Stupidly excited for #rstudioconf2020 this week!
— Rebecca Barter (@rlbarter) January 27, 2020
📢 Check out my lightening talk on "becoming an R blogger" Thursday at 2:55.
👋 If you'd like to say hi during the conference, feel free to reach out#rstats #datascience
Other sessions, not check-in
🎨📊 Enjoying learning about { ggtext } and { gridtext } #rstats packages from @ClausWilke @ #rstudioconf2020https://t.co/vyqgTkTnM8https://t.co/jnnR0AvGF0 pic.twitter.com/4ew8EKqXay
— Rich Pauloo (@RichPauloo) January 30, 2020
Session: "Updates on Spark, MLFlow & the Broader ML Ecosystem" (including Delta Lake)
— Daniel Coεmeta McNichol (@dnlmc) January 29, 2020
Use Spark in R via Sparklyr ✨#rstudioconf #rstudioconf2020 pic.twitter.com/j1ITayLf8G
Sage advice for putting R models in production from @heatherklus and @skyetetra:
— John Blischak (@jdblischak) January 29, 2020
- Avoid too many tests by only testing the most critical behavior
- Load test to find bottlenecks
- Give people a tool to explore and understand the model#rstudioconf2020
Realtime Spell Check and global replacement in @rstudio IDE 1.3!!
— annakrystalli (@annakrystalli) January 30, 2020
🥳🙌#rstudioconf2020 #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/6cICDvWbdq
Enjoying #rstudioconf2020 . Here are the slides from the talk I gave yesterday: https://t.co/R7vxqENMN3
— Frank Harrell (@f2harrell) January 30, 2020
How to build native iPad app using R and plumber under the hood - @D_Rodziewicz @appsilon #rstudioconf2020 #rshiny pic.twitter.com/tShpA0gc7h
— Paweł Przytuła (@pawel_appsilon) January 30, 2020
Great message during the talk of @MT_statistics at the @RLadiesGlobal breakfast #rstudioconf2020 pic.twitter.com/XWevhIFP4N
— Joselyn Chávez (@josschavezf1) January 29, 2020
Some presentation highlights: (1) @W_R_Chase on graph styling: https://t.co/JVgUrhPxLm (2) @ClausWilke on formatting ggplot2 text (so now you can implement some of @W_R_Chase's suggestions): https://t.co/rQX89X45dM (3) @JennyBryan on debugging in R: https://t.co/nTg2D6SCSN [2/n]
— Alex Albright (@AllbriteAllday) January 31, 2020
@fellgernon kindly tweeted me.
#rstudioconf workshops day 1 lunch:
— 🇲🇽 Leonardo Collado-Torres (@lcolladotor) February 2, 2020
Jun Kang is a clinical assistant professor at a hospital in South Korea who uses R for many things from exploring data with #shiny to building predictive models@JKang1978 https://t.co/13rARrqbWs https://t.co/oG59N82o2U #rstats 3/11 pic.twitter.com/JFVTuWbrrg
On my latest blog post I talk about how empowering it can be when you help others make connections☺️. That is, becoming a sponsor as defined by @robinson_es. It's worth it!
— 🇲🇽 Leonardo Collado-Torres (@lcolladotor) February 4, 2020
Thx @StefanieButland for the motivation to write this post!https://t.co/PY0KCC5yAi#rstudioconf #rstats pic.twitter.com/MUkHvmXdBD
And he left some inspiring post. http://lcolladotor.github.io/2020/02/03/conference-feelings-from-newbie-to-sponsor/
