For everything from styling text and customizing color palettes to creating your own geoms, these ggplot2 add-ons deserve a place in your R data visualization toolkit. Plus, a bonus list of packages ...

The ultimate goal of any analysis is to *communicate* your results and understandings. Plotting your data is the most effect way to communicate a summary of it to an audience. Today will focus on the ...

Labeling all or some of your data with text can help tell a story — even when your graph is using other cues like color and size. ggplot has a couple of built-in ways of doing this, and the ggrepel ...

I'm probably just missing something because this feels very obvious but can't figure out the change that happened in 3.5.0 that caused this behavior. Previously (ggplot 3.4.4) I provided a named ...

There’s a reason ggplot2 is one of the most popular add-on packages for R: It’s a powerful, flexible and well-thought-out platform to create data visualizations you can customize to your heart’s ...