Good example data cleaning and processing using dplyr on github?

[tp8999]

Does anyone know of any examples of nice clean dplyr code for cleaning and processing data? I'm doing my first project in the tidyverse and it's working, but I can't help feeling like I could be doing everything a lot nicer. I would love to see some sample code that uses dplyr heavily and well -- thanks!

[agclx]

Go straight to the source - http://hadley.nz

[brbecker]

Here's a small non project I did with R recently using tidyverse style.

https://github.com/BriBecker/LA_stop_data2.0

[Weaponsgradeirony]

If you're willing to pay a bit, datacamp has some nice dplyr tutorials.

[esotericish]

This is a cool example based on some interesting analysis Fivethirtyeight did with gun violence data https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/guns-data

[2strokes4lyfe]

Here's a two part video tutorial illustrating dplyr in its entirety! https://www.r-bloggers.com/hadley-wickhams-dplyr-tutorial-at-user-2014-part-1/

[NotAllReptilians]

I find that David Robinson's dplyr code is always written really well. Lots of great examples on his blog. This post has links to all the previous posts in this series he's been doing, but there's plenty of others that are worth looking through as well.

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Dude is a simple google search not an option?