This is the official repository for Ann Arbor R User Group presentations.
The preferred presentation format is an R Markdown document compiled to html. In this directory is a template.Rmd file which will help get you started making an ioslides presentation, the most commonly used format for this group.
Other presentation formats are allowed; please contact the group organizers to make sure they can accommodate your preferred format.
You can find out more about creating R Markdown files here.
Fork this repository and add your files to a folder like Presentations/yyyy-mm-dd/your-presentation-title directory (where yyyy-mm-dd is the date of the meetup). Make as many commits as you like on any branch (master is fine), push those to Github, and then file a Pull Request to merge your branch into the master branch of the AnnArborRUserGroup/Presentations repository.
If you run into trouble using creating or submitting your presentation, please contact the group organizers through Github, Meetup, or by email.
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If a function takes more than one argument, use the argument names for clarity. For example, use
foo(x = bar, y = qux, z = norf)instead offoo(bar, qux, norf). This is particularly important for functions that other useRs might not be familiar with. It isn't necessary to use argument names for functions that only take a single argument (ex.head(x)) or if you are only passing one argument to a function (ex.print(x)). -
Try to maintain the same coding style throughout. Consider taking a look at Hadley Wickham's style guide for general guidelines.