Since I got introduced to R, I have been accumulating resources that could help me and others in this process. In the past two years, I have taken the role of teaching R to people in my lab and university. Last semester I, for the first time, opened my class to people outside of the school. It was an incredible experience, and I would like to continue doing it.
I used to keep track of these sources in a private Trello, but honestly, why should I just keep it to myself? I hope it helps you all!
How do I keep up to date with any changes?
Please note that this is a work in progress, I add resources every week or as often as I find resources.
Remember to check back in regularly to get any updates. Or, you can watch or ⭐ star the repo to get notified automatically for any changes or new additions.
I've spotted a mistake or would like to contribute
Please open a new issue. Better yet, please fork the repo and submit an upstream pull request. I'm very grateful for any contributions, but may be slow to respond (trying to get a doctorate done). I try my best to assign the resources in the categories I have listed but sometimes they are ambiguous. If I have time I put them in both categories but I usually don't. If you think something really doesn't belong in a certain category or the information is wrong such as authors names, summaries, or even links, just open an issue.
Why are you doing this?
I struggled a lot getting resources to learn how to code. I started with python which I love but it wasn't until I found the R community that I felt welcomed. I really admire all the people that make these resources available for anyone to learn and teach this language. I used to collect all the available resources and bookmarked them or emailed them to myself but I figure hundred of people do this as well so just wanted to help.
What can you do to thank me?
This is a weird thing that someone asked me. I just would really appreciate it if you share it with your peers and especially BIPOC young people who otherwise cannot afford expensive courses to learn this skill.
If you would like to do something else you can 