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Carson Sievert, the lead developer of the Plotly package for R will be hosting a workshop at https://plotcon.plot.ly/. Here’s an outline of the material he will be covering during the workshop.
More details here. The workshop will be based on Carson’s Plotly for R book.
| Broad Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| A tale of 2 interfaces | Converting ggplot2 via ggplotly()Directly interfacing to plotly.js with plot_ly()Augmenting ggplotly() via layout() and friendsAccessing and leveraging ggplot2 internals Accessing any plot spec via plotly_json() |
The plot_ly() cookbook |
Scatter traces Maps Bars & histograms Boxplots 2D frequencies 3D plots |
| Arranging multiple views | Arranging htmlwidget objects Merging plotly objects into a subplot Navigating many views |
| Multiple linked views | Linking views with shiny Linking views without shiny Linking views “without shiny, inside shiny” |
| Animating views | Key frame animations Linking animated views |
| Advanced topics | Adding custom behavior with the plotly.js API and htmlwidgets::onRender()Translating ggplot2 geoms to plotly |
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