RStudio Community Table Gallery
Tables are an excellent way to organize your data, whether the medium is an R Markdown document, poster, or a Shiny app. We’ve collected many community contributions that shine in this regard and they are showcased in the new RStudio Community Table Gallery.
We’re starting off by featuring over 30 different tables. They use a multitude of table packages such as {DT}, {reactable}, and {gt}. Some are interactive, others are static, all are excellent. Each entry shows the finished product and always includes a full description and reusable code. This collective font of information will certainly get your imagination going about all the goodness that’s to be had from tables!
And, hey!, we’re just getting started. We will add more examples and keep evolving this site so it will continue to be fresh and inspiring in the coming years. There are always new innovations in tabular design and you can bet that they’ll be featured in the RStudio Community Table Gallery.
We’d like to thank all of the first group of 20 contributors who made this resource possible:
Abdoul ISSA BIDA
Agustin Calatroni, Becca Krouse, Stephanie Lussier
Benjamin Nowak
- One Farm - Creating Our Cultivated Planet & The Big Barnyard Tables
- Riding tables with {gt} and {gtExtras}
Bill Schmid
- How often per season do NBA teams attempt more 3 than 2-point shots? {reactable} {reactablefmtr}
- Imperial March - NCAA Basketball {reactable} {reactablefmtr}
David Smale
Edgar Zamora
Etienne Bacher
Georgios Karamanis
Greg Lin
- Spotify Chart Toppers
- Top CRAN Packages with expandable row details.
- Twitter Followers in an interactive HTML table
- Women’s World Cup Predictions
Greta Gasparac
Jack Davison
Juan Cruz Rodriguez
Kaustav Sen
Kyle Cuilla
- Interactive HTML Table of NFL Team Ratings
- Interactive HTML with crosstalk filters - Table of NFL Team Ratings
- Interactive Sparklines with {reactablefmtr}
- Interactive table with drill down - Fantasy Football Receiving Stats & Opportunities
- The NFL Analytics Say “Go For It!"
Michael Thomas (Ketchbrook Analytics)
Niels van der Velden
Ryo Nakagawara
Ryszard Szymański
Stephan Teodosescu
Vladislav Fridkin
