Becoming an R blogger
summary
Blogging accelerates learning and teaching by forcing clear explanations, and it pays off: use RStudio + blogdown to generate a public/ folder, push to GitHub and let Netlify auto-deploy update the site on every commit. Prefer inline data URLs so readers run code without downloads, choose googlable titles (the carrot tutorial ranks #2 for that query), and promote posts with one targeted tweet; the workflow is simple, reproducible, and actually draws readers.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:34Procrastination
- 1:51Blog Post How Do You Choose What To Write about
- 2:13Write about Things That I Want To Learn
- 2:25How Do You Write a Blog
- 3:07Use Relevant and Interesting Data
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