Closed justinilla closed 4 years ago
Hey @justinilla, thanks for sharing. It looks great!
I love how esquisse
mixes the best of programmatic and graphical approaches to exploratory data analysis. That is, the process of building a plot a is done using a graphical user interface, but the same process also generates a code that can be used to quickly and correctly replicate the plot later on. Amazing!
Off of this discussion and our meeting yesterday, I just got an e-mail for a (partially free...free to a certain extent) new DataCamp training on creating interactive R visualizations using plotly. In case anyone is interested. See here.
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Hi All, I came across this package called "esquisse" for R that claims it allows the creation of charts and plots via a drag and drop approach. Since some people might find this more intuitive than coding in R, I thought I would share it here. I haven't had time to try it much myself, but it seems like a really helpful package for beginners in R who need to produce visuals quickly. Importantly, I think it is also a good learning tool because it spits out the R code for the visual you create.