Peer Review

[CeciliaLe07]

Hi @rasiimwe! This is my peer review, I hope it is useful for you.

Peer-Review HW05 for rasiimwe

Topic	Excellent	Satisfactory	Needs Work
Coding style	:heavy_check_mark:
Coding strategy	:heavy_check_mark:
Presentation: graphs	:heavy_check_mark:
Presentation: tables		:heavy_check_mark:
Achievement, creativity	:heavy_check_mark:
Ease of access	:heavy_check_mark:

Remarks:

• Elaborate on above, esp. for "needs work."

  The information on your tables could be clearer if you provide names for the header, you can do it using kable by the parameter col.names.

• Some specific praise?

  I really liked the appearence of your presentation, it is very clean and attractive. Since your README file with the usage of gifs images to your html document,

• Something I learned?

  I could know for first time some of the syntax used for plotlygraphs.

• Specific constructive criticism?

  I think is important to make the exercise for learning what happen with the order and the type of factor variables after you export and import it again.

  Altough I really like the result for the graph created with plotly library, It would be convenient to illustrate how you can modify the aspect of your ggplot graphs.

• Something I know and that you, my peer, might like to know because it is relevant to something you struggled with.

  ggplot actually allows to create animated graph, to do it you can check documentation of the transition_time() parameter. You can convert ggplotgraphs to plotly graphs without know the syntax of plotly by the command ggplotly()

[rasiimwe]

Hi @CeciliaLe07 Thanks for your helpful comments. Just to point out that in our previous assignments we explored the use of kable, pander and xtable. You might have noticed that each of these different functions work based in certain environments. In my case, pander rendered the tables better than kable did. I like the col.names suggestion 👍. Thanks! @CeciliaLe07