Books on R
R Style Guides
What are R and RStudio?
R is a free, open-source program that is both powerful and flexible. It has a high learning curve when compared to other statistical and data analysis software.
RStudio is built using R but provides a much more comfortable user interface. It offers a free, open-source option for individual users.
Note: You must have R installed in order to use RStudio
Mastering R and RStudio
Statistical Inference Via Data Science by A very gentle starting point for anyone without a data science or coding background who wants to learn R. Primarily works in RStudio instead of R.
- Quick-RFor those with an existing knowledge of statistical methods, and possibly a familiarity with another statistical package, Quick-R aims to get you started in R quickly.
- RStudio CheatsheetsQuick reference guides on a number of topics, ranging from basics like visualization and tidying to advanced like interactive web apps and web APIs.
Online courses and tutorials
Further resources
- The R ProjectThe developers/publishers of the R statistical software environment.
- R PackagesA comprehensive list of packages for R, add-ons that extend its functionality. For the most part, though, packages are installed using R or RStudio directly.
- The R JournalOpen access, refereed journal of the R project for statistical computing.
R tutorials
Introduction to R and RStudio
A great tutorial, but pretty long. If you're looking for something a bit shorter try this one: https://youtu.be/fpl_ny-jX5Y