Hugo Tavares

I've written [this lesson](https://tavareshugo.github.io/data_carpentry_extras/ggplot2_prelude/intro_ggplot2.html) ([source Rmd](https://github.com/tavareshugo/data_carpentry_extras/blob/master/ggplot2_prelude/intro_ggplot2.Rmd)), which I think could be largely copied on to the new `tidyverse-first` branch. The narrative flows as: * Build a basic graph * Change...

@fmichonneau I'm quite keen on contributing some materials to the "tidyverse-first" branch, as I find that current narrative of the course could be improved (by addressing this issue alongside #194...

Just adding some check boxes as this is really 3 issues: - [ ] Enhancement: explain difference between `as.factor()` and `factor()` - [ ] Enhancement: explain difference between `mutate()` and...

Hi Ben, I'm no polyploidy expert either, so it seems sensible to discuss with someone more familiar with polyploid genetics! I suppose the way I put it made two assumptions:...

Hi @atakanekiz, that does look like a useful and intuitive function to use. However, as I've mentioned in my warning (now on the README as well), I'm in general not...

> I find your approach of creating contrast vectors the most straightforward and intuitively understandable way to specify contrasts in DESeq2. I agree, except that I eventually realised that this...

+1 for this feature. From a UI perspective, I would also add that using `x` as the icon to delete a group is confusing - when I started using the...

I just noticed #207, which I guess would implement this 🎉

👍 @cognitiaclaeves Another possibility: - Change the default behaviour of this button to be "close all tabs belonging to this group". - The `Alt + click` behaviour would then be...

I'm not entirely sure of the argument above regarding imbalanced designs. Perhaps more seriously, I'm not confident the approach in the tutorial holds for partially crossed designs - in fact,...