Tag: conference

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Appsilon. We are proud to announce the First Annual Appsilon Shiny Conference on 27-29 April 2022, hosted by Appsilon with support from RStudio PBC. Subscribe to updates about the CFP, guest speakers, and registration information here. The virtual conference will feature guest speakers from the R Community including Eric Nantz of the R-Podcast, Diane Beldame of ThinkR, and many more. The public CFP will open on or before 1 February 2022 and close on 1 March 2022.  Learn more about the Appsilon Shiny Conference and subscribe for updates. The Appsilon Shiny Conference has three goals: Showcase recent ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. If you’ve never done it before, you might be daunted by the idea of giving a conference talk. You know: the work involved, the butterflies, how to make it a good talk and not a boring one, the people who might judge you… And perhaps the hardest bit: choosing a topic others will find interesting. The last few months I’ve been working on a new event. It’s a free and virtual developer event happening on 12-13 Apr 2022 called Citus Con: An Event for Postgres. Organized by the Postgres and Citus team here at Microsoft Azure, Citus ... Read More

Feed: Events. Author: . Capabilities to look out for:Take advantage of Persistent Derived Table (PDT) upgrades that facilitate the end-user experience.You can use incremental PDTs to capture data updates without rebuilding the whole table, meaning your users get fresh data on a more regular basis with a lower load on your data warehouse. And it’s now possible to validate PDT build status in development mode, giving you the visibility needed to determine when to push updates to production. Coming soon, you’ll be able to do an impact analysis on proposed changes with visualized dependencies between PDTs.Reach users where they are ... Read More

Feed: Domo Blog. Author: Scott Townsend. As the speaker and entertainment lineups for Domopalooza 2022 continue to grow, so does the excitement around and agenda for Domo’s annual user conference. Not only will the latest edition of Domopalooza provide attendees the chance to participate in person for the first time since 2019, but it will also offer them a dozen opportunities to get better acquainted with Domo’s modern BI platform through two days’ worth of hands-on, pre-conference training at the iconic Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah. It all starts Monday, March 21, at 10 a.m. with three morning sessions to choose from including “An Introduction to Domo,” a half-day course designed to help newer users better understand the key components of the platform’s ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: R | JLaw's R Blog. [This article was first published on R | JLaw's R Blog, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers]. (You can report issue about the content on this page here) Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't. In my previous post I looked at College Football Non-Conference games to create a network map overlaid on top of the United States using the {ggraph} package. In this post I’ll be extending that to examine Conference Realignment, which is when colleges change from one conference ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: R | JLaw's R Blog. Exploring College Football Non-Conference Rivalries with {ggraph} | R-bloggers % count(from, to, first_team, second_team, name = 'weight') knitr::kable(head(edge_list, 5)) from to first_team second_team weight 2 23 Auburn San José State 2 2 97 Auburn Louisville 1 2 166 Auburn New Mexico State 1 2 228 Auburn Clemson 5 2 264 Auburn Washington 1 An interpretation of this first row is that Auburn played San Jose State twice between 2010 and 2019 and only played Louisville once. The {tidygraph} package has its own structure called a tbl_graph which combines the nodes and edges ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Why R? Foundation. [This article was first published on Why R? Foundation, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers]. (You can report issue about the content on this page here) Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't. The fifth edition of Why R? Conference (2021.whyr.pl) finished last week. The post presents the highlights of the conference and the overall summary. You can find all videos from the conference on youtube.com/WhyRFoundationVideos channel. This was the second virtual but the fifth edition of the annual conference devoted to R ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Jared. We are so excited to bring back the fourth annual Government and Public Sector R Conference to a computer screen near you! Join us on December 9th and 10th for a jam-packed two-day conference filled with an incredible lineup of speakers across the government and public sector space. Buy your tickets here!  Over the two day, you will hear talks from, to name them ALL; Alex Gold (RStudio), Wendy Martinez (Bureau of Labor Statistics), Marck Vaisman (Microsoft), Brooke Frye (NYC Council), Asmae Toumi (PursueCare), Tommy Jones (In-Q-Tel), Jordan Jasuta Fischer (IBM), Aaron Mannes (Department of Homeland ... Read More

Feed: Blog – ArangoDB. Author: Cris Miranda Ruiz. Hello! I’m Cris Miranda, the community manager at ArangoDB, and I make sure ArangoDB has a vibrant, wholesome, and ever-growing community of amazing people. I want to share some tips and advice based on valuable lessons we’ve learned from our first-ever virtual developers’ conference.  In this short blog post, you’ll learn about how to avoid the common pitfall of ‘feature creep’ as well as gain tips on navigating virtual events platforms. I also teach you how you and your team can move together in synchronicity while keeping your goals as your guiding ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Why R? Foundation. [This article was first published on Why R? Foundation, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers]. (You can report issue about the content on this page here) Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't. Four editions of Why R? conferences were a great community success. During each onsite edition, we gathered around 250-300 R enthusiasts from Europe and we managed to carry out more than 100 presentations and 35 workshops over 3 years. Last year we organized a remote event which brought even bigger ... Read More