π #DataViz specialist.
π» #RStats | #Python | #D3.
π¨ Generative artist.
πββοΈ Runner.
Website: https://nrennie.rbind.io/
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@nrennie.bsky.social
π #DataViz specialist.
π» #RStats | #Python | #D3.
π¨ Generative artist.
πββοΈ Runner.
Website: https://nrennie.rbind.io/
She/her. Views my own.
And yes, I know that the avocado on the right is the "best" avocado but represents the worst situation in the data π₯
Catching up on last week's #TidyTuesday data about avocado oils π₯
Obviously I had to make an avocado (pie?) chart π
{ggindex}: numbered points that explain themselves #rstats #ggplot2
new extension that I think should be useful. based on a long forgotten demo, that I decided to revisit. see more here: discindo.github.io/ggindex/ or discindo.org/posts/2026-1...
the first release is submitted to CRAN.
iβve been loving annotate.js
i have agents generate html, which is a great way to get visual explanations, and then have them slip in a CDN reference to annotate.js
this answers the problem with HTML: people can add comments and export it and send you a json file
Chartability is a resource to help make data visualizations and charts more accessible. It's organized into principles with testable criteria aimed at making sure people with disabilities are able to access data.
I gave a Keynote presentation at the #EARL2026 conference yesterday talking about the need for *people* while weβre all excited about AI. People and communities have always been important in open-source but I think theyβre even more important now.
I've had an excellent couple of days at EARL conference in Brighton π Lots of brilliant talks, particularly keynotes from @mikeksmith.bsky.social and Leanne Fitzpatrick!
Big thanks to Datacove for the invitation and such a wonderful conference!
Many wonderful conversations about cool things people are doing with R and Python, how we deal with the impact of Al, and the importance of community and building things for humans β₯οΈ
The link to my keynote slides: nrennie.rbind.io/talks/earl-c...
I've had an excellent couple of days at EARL conference in Brighton π Lots of brilliant talks, particularly keynotes from @mikeksmith.bsky.social and Leanne Fitzpatrick!
π£ Register for our October conference on 'Data Quality and Statistics: Perfect Together!'
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Date: Thursday 22 October 2026, 9.00AM - 5.00PM
πLocation: Bayes Centre, Edinburgh
Register here: rss.org.uk/training-eve...
Kindly sponsored by Quantics Biostatistics.
And we're live for Oct!
Title: Linting and data viz silos
Speakers: Etienne Bacher and Neil Pettinger
Date: Wednesday 21st October 2026, 6.00PM - 7.00PM
Location: 2.11 Appleton Tower, The University of Edinburgh
Register: https://luma.com/nulvgls1
Looking forward to seeing you there.
#RStats [β¦]
β₯οΈ Brighton
There's still time to join us in Brighton: earl-conference.com
Looking forward to EARL conference this week!
I'll be doing a keynote on Wednesday morning about code, collaboration, and community π
webrarian is a new R package. It turns a folder of R scripts and data into a static website where R runs in the visitor's browser, with no compute server and nothing to install.
A great opportunity for budding designers looking to harness their skills for social justice... Find out more and apply for the #VisualizingPalestine Design Fellowship here: visualizingpalestine.org/contact-us/?...
If you're writing a tidyverse style function, I'd probably align with that and use ".", but for an ordinary function, go without.