R Project and Here Package

[@gabrieladeschamps4627]

Very useful! Thank you for doing this video

[@christiandiaz433]

Really good tutorial

[@dasrotrad]

Very nice explanation of the {here} package and {jpeg} package. I didn't know the later even existed. Thank you thank you for posting! The {jpeg} package was a bonus. I'm not a tableau user; only R. Best regards Aswin!

[@zorimarvilella7158]

Great video! I have one question: So, if I want to share, for example, scripts of data analysis related to an R project with another person or view it on another device, I would have to somehow send or share the R project folder with them?

[@ashwinmalshe4653]

Yes but you can do it using Github. I am making another video that explains how to do it.

[@dasrotrad]

{here} works fine if there is a simple column name and no manipulation is needed. But, if the columns need data manipulation, {here} breaks down. E.g.: read_csv(here::here("data","myFile.csv", col_types = cols(`Date Plus 23 Yrs` = col_date(format = "%m/%d/%Y"), "FileDate = col_date(format = "%m/%d/%Y"), Tract = col_skip(), Zip = col_integer()))

[@ashwinmalshe4653]

I think you are missing a parenthesis after you specify here function. here::here("data", "myFile.csv") col_types is an argument for read_csv function.