Releases: libjohn/mapping-with-R
2021 Solid. If Binder, use this one.
This is a release to ensure as much functionality as possible for the Binder.org container. There is no functional difference between v1.1.1, v1.1.3, and this version v1.1.5. All these subpoint releases are a tortured attempt at getting the Binder container to work. If you do not have the compute structure to download this repository and then run the code on your own local computer, you may want to try the Binder option by launching the RStudio container < https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/libjohn/mapping-with-R/master?urlpath=rstudio >. However, I think the best results will be found by downloading the repository and running the code on your own compute using the free and open source tools [R, Tidyverse, other R packages].
2021 summer. very stable release
v1.1.1 through v1.1.3 should be ignored. Those efforts were trying got get various configurations working properly. They may be fine but they didn't create the exact environment I want.
THIS ONE.
2021 summer. stable release
Minor changes to enable DOI with mybinder.or with zenodo.org with GitHub version releases
Introduction to simple mapping in R: georeferencing lat/long coordinates, thematic mapping and choropleth maps, using simple features, leaflet, and tmap and mapview.
mint DOI - second attempt
v1.1.2 Update README.md
mint DOI
Second Release. 2021
v1.0 dploy 2
First Releases. 2018 and 2019
This code supports a workshop video originally published on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnLittle1
The workshop is described here: https://rfun.library.duke.edu/portfolio/mapping_workshop/ and https://map-rfun.library.duke.edu/
Code for a hands-on workshop that will demonstrate how to plot x/y coordinates; how to generate thematic choropleths with US Census and other federal data; import shapefiles; and create interactive maps on the web.