Recently I came across a situation where I had to use Microsoft Excel for a project. In this blog post I discuss some of the things I found surprisingly difficult when learning Excel as an R user.
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Tableau Public is a free platform which allows you to upload data, create visualisations and publish them for the community to see. In this blog you will learn how easy it is to get started and how intuitive it is to use.
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We are excited to finally release Python content on Diffify! You can now perform version comparisons for 1600 popular PyPI packages. Read on to learn about the new content, and our plans to expand this as we look to the future.
Read more about Diffify - Python release
When creating graphs for a report or publication we usually want to ensure they follow a certain style. In this blog post we will look at formatting and colourmap customisation in the popular Matplotlib library.
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The arrival of Shiny for Python was announced at the RStudio Conference a few weeks ago. In this tutorial I will take you through how I created a simple Shiny for Python dashboard, with no experience using the framework in R.
Read more about Shiny for Python dashboard using Twitter data
There are an increasing number of open-source "add-on" packages that extend both the front end and the back end functionality of Shiny. This blog will highlight 5 UI add-on packages that can massively improve your user experience and also just add a bit of flair to your app.
Read more about Top 5 Shiny UI Packages
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