Some time ago, I was contacted from guys at Packt Publishing. Their just published the Building Interactive Graphs with ggplot2 and Shiny online course and they ask me my (humble) opinion. I am proud of their request, and I will review shortly … Continue reading → [Read more...]

Great success for the 5th MilanoR meeting. At links below, you find speech presentations. Please leave a comment! Welcome Presentation by Nicola Sturaro, consultant at Quantide Singular Spectrum Analysis With Rssa by Maurizio Sanarico, Chief Data Scientist at SDG consulting … Continue reading → [Read more...]

Dear R users and enthusiasts, MilanoR staff announces the MilanoR meeting scheduled on Friday May 30 is postponed, due to a strike. The 5th MilanoR meeting will be on Wednesday 4 June, at 6 pm. The meeting will take place at: Fiori … Continue reading → [Read more...]

(Leggi la pagina in italiano) Dear R users and enthusiasts, MilanoR staff is happy to announce the next MilanoR meeting. The next MilanoR meeting will be on Friday 30 May, at 6 pm. The meeting will take place at: Fiori … Continue reading → [Read more...]

Dear R users, the May 2014 public training course schedule for Milano (Italy) based courses is as follows: Web Applications with R and Shiny May 15, 2014 Reports in R with RStudio May 16, 2014 Basic R Programming May 22, … Continue reading → [Read more...]

Our friend Stefan has been participating in MilanoR since the beginning, and was one of the people who started using R intensively after the "Introduction to R" Quantide course. Since he is from Belgrade (Serbia), and takes part in the … Continue reading → [Read more...]

Course description This two-day course provides an overview of several advanced R topics, such as: R environments, object oriented programming, functional programming and debugging. Who should attend this course Anyone who is already using R and willing to gain a … Continue reading → [Read more...]

This week, the post is an interview with Max Marchi. Max is the author, with Jim Albert, of the book "Analyzing baseball data with R". Hi, Max. Welcome back to MilanoR. Last time you wrote for us a series of … Continue reading → [Read more...]