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Día 25 – Hexágonos #30DayMapChallenge. Cantidad de Caserios por Hexágono de 20km Cuadrados. Herramienta: R usando sf, ggplot2, showtext, ggspatial, dplyr, rnaturalearth, rnaturalearthdata, classInt, scales, grid, magrittr, stringr y patchwork.
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November 16, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Día 16 – Celdas #30DayMapChallenge. Cantidad de Poblados por Hexagono de 20km Cuadrados. Herramienta: R usando sf, ggplot2, showtext, ggspatial, dplyr, rnaturalearth, rnaturalearthdata, classInt, scales, grid, magrittr, stringr y patchwork.
Ha! Im still using magrittr, no reason other than habit though. I did check out this video when I saw your post, though
youtu.be/TmSwDAvPX2Q?...
youtu.be/TmSwDAvPX2Q?...
The magrittr and base R pipe: what's the difference? (CC241)
YouTube video by Riffomonas Project
youtu.be
November 10, 2025 at 11:02 PM
Ha! Im still using magrittr, no reason other than habit though. I did check out this video when I saw your post, though
youtu.be/TmSwDAvPX2Q?...
youtu.be/TmSwDAvPX2Q?...
While I have gone to |> as the native option day to day, I do acknowledge all the other specialist magrittr pipes, and do not have an alternative for %T>%
October 16, 2025 at 5:47 AM
While I have gone to |> as the native option day to day, I do acknowledge all the other specialist magrittr pipes, and do not have an alternative for %T>%
question for the #rstats community.
someone who still uses the magrittr pipe is edgy/retro/cool or an anachronistic chump who should get with the times?
asking for a friend...
someone who still uses the magrittr pipe is edgy/retro/cool or an anachronistic chump who should get with the times?
asking for a friend...
October 15, 2025 at 6:57 PM
question for the #rstats community.
someone who still uses the magrittr pipe is edgy/retro/cool or an anachronistic chump who should get with the times?
asking for a friend...
someone who still uses the magrittr pipe is edgy/retro/cool or an anachronistic chump who should get with the times?
asking for a friend...
I'm reading a guide calling the magrittr %>% "legacy pipe" and I haven't felt this old in a while.
I refuse to switch to |>.
I refuse to switch to |>.
October 8, 2025 at 4:31 PM
I'm reading a guide calling the magrittr %>% "legacy pipe" and I haven't felt this old in a while.
I refuse to switch to |>.
I refuse to switch to |>.
The magrittr pipe is how I know, because we teach the native pipe 😂
September 25, 2025 at 5:02 AM
The magrittr pipe is how I know, because we teach the native pipe 😂
@richmeister.bsky.social and I were talking about the subject of the magrittr-to-native pipe transition of docs this week in the AMA he did! Maybe the community could help with that in his packages eventually!
September 20, 2025 at 4:37 PM
@richmeister.bsky.social and I were talking about the subject of the magrittr-to-native pipe transition of docs this week in the AMA he did! Maybe the community could help with that in his packages eventually!
I also fixed the 2nd PR this morning.
Both of my PRs were about transitioning from the {magrittr} pipe to the Base R pipe — one to clean up {forcats} examples/vignette, and one to deprecate a {usethis} function that makes it easy to add %>% to a package.
github.com/r-lib/usethis/pull/2183
Both of my PRs were about transitioning from the {magrittr} pipe to the Base R pipe — one to clean up {forcats} examples/vignette, and one to deprecate a {usethis} function that makes it easy to add %>% to a package.
github.com/r-lib/usethis/pull/2183
Deprecate `use_pipe()`. Fixes #2124 by math-mcshane · Pull Request #2183 · r-lib/usethis
Completed:
Added a short deprecation message when using use_pipe(),
Added a longer bit of advice in the package documentation for common substitutions, including the 2023 blog post on the base pip...
github.com
September 20, 2025 at 4:09 PM
I also fixed the 2nd PR this morning.
Both of my PRs were about transitioning from the {magrittr} pipe to the Base R pipe — one to clean up {forcats} examples/vignette, and one to deprecate a {usethis} function that makes it easy to add %>% to a package.
github.com/r-lib/usethis/pull/2183
Both of my PRs were about transitioning from the {magrittr} pipe to the Base R pipe — one to clean up {forcats} examples/vignette, and one to deprecate a {usethis} function that makes it easy to add %>% to a package.
github.com/r-lib/usethis/pull/2183
Updates on CRAN: aplot (0.2.9), cnmap (0.1.1), eatTools (0.7.9), GCCfactor (1.1.1), LSX (1.5.0), magrittr (2.0.4), moreparty (0.4.2), OCNet (1.2.3), phylepic (0.3.0), plsRglm (1.6.0), purrrlyr (0.0.10), ssd4mosaic (1.0.4-2), ssdtools (2.4.0), table1 (1.5.0)
September 12, 2025 at 9:03 AM
Updates on CRAN: aplot (0.2.9), cnmap (0.1.1), eatTools (0.7.9), GCCfactor (1.1.1), LSX (1.5.0), magrittr (2.0.4), moreparty (0.4.2), OCNet (1.2.3), phylepic (0.3.0), plsRglm (1.6.0), purrrlyr (0.0.10), ssd4mosaic (1.0.4-2), ssdtools (2.4.0), table1 (1.5.0)
I can’t remember the last time I needed to use the magrittr pipe, having switched to the base pipe about a year ago. But I’m definitely very grateful to the magrittr team for popularising a pipe operator in R in the first place!
September 11, 2025 at 2:10 PM
I can’t remember the last time I needed to use the magrittr pipe, having switched to the base pipe about a year ago. But I’m definitely very grateful to the magrittr team for popularising a pipe operator in R in the first place!
Huh, I had no idea about this. That's probably it for magrittr then, no need for the package to exist any longer
September 11, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Huh, I had no idea about this. That's probably it for magrittr then, no need for the package to exist any longer
As of R 4.2.0, in most cases where you need the magrittr `.` you can use the base pipe placeholder `_` instead.
chrbknudsen.github.io/R-toolbox/in...
chrbknudsen.github.io/R-toolbox/in...
R-toolbox: A deeper dive into pipes
chrbknudsen.github.io
September 10, 2025 at 3:13 PM
As of R 4.2.0, in most cases where you need the magrittr `.` you can use the base pipe placeholder `_` instead.
chrbknudsen.github.io/R-toolbox/in...
chrbknudsen.github.io/R-toolbox/in...
The `\()` anonymous shorthand I use waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more than I thought I would have when it dropped. Haven't used the magrittr pipe in at least a year now.
Has my life gotten better? No. But I think the |> pipe is the cuter option.
Has my life gotten better? No. But I think the |> pipe is the cuter option.
September 9, 2025 at 11:49 PM
The `\()` anonymous shorthand I use waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more than I thought I would have when it dropped. Haven't used the magrittr pipe in at least a year now.
Has my life gotten better? No. But I think the |> pipe is the cuter option.
Has my life gotten better? No. But I think the |> pipe is the cuter option.
I switched so I could get rid of the magrittr dependency in packages :).
September 9, 2025 at 11:38 PM
I switched so I could get rid of the magrittr dependency in packages :).
Yes, checked the magrittr, too, nothing.
September 1, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Yes, checked the magrittr, too, nothing.
Check the magrittr docs? (Haven't looked, but it has several pipe types that aren't elsewhere AFAIK)
September 1, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Check the magrittr docs? (Haven't looked, but it has several pipe types that aren't elsewhere AFAIK)
I am of two minds:
1) I have been converted to your position that tidy packages should probably be avoided in prod to avoid dependency bloat
2) I will also load the entire ass tidyverse just to use the magrittr pipe because I am a demon
1) I have been converted to your position that tidy packages should probably be avoided in prod to avoid dependency bloat
2) I will also load the entire ass tidyverse just to use the magrittr pipe because I am a demon
July 25, 2025 at 5:26 PM
I am of two minds:
1) I have been converted to your position that tidy packages should probably be avoided in prod to avoid dependency bloat
2) I will also load the entire ass tidyverse just to use the magrittr pipe because I am a demon
1) I have been converted to your position that tidy packages should probably be avoided in prod to avoid dependency bloat
2) I will also load the entire ass tidyverse just to use the magrittr pipe because I am a demon
I'm always interested in the thinking / process that led to a general approach to data analysis and graphics.
* What were the initial ideas that led to tidy thinking?
* Pipes were well known outside of #Rstats; how did magrittr play into this?
* What lessons were learned from {plyr} 📦?
* What were the initial ideas that led to tidy thinking?
* Pipes were well known outside of #Rstats; how did magrittr play into this?
* What lessons were learned from {plyr} 📦?
I'm writing up a brief history of the tidyverse? What do you want to know about it? #rstats
July 20, 2025 at 1:56 AM
I'm always interested in the thinking / process that led to a general approach to data analysis and graphics.
* What were the initial ideas that led to tidy thinking?
* Pipes were well known outside of #Rstats; how did magrittr play into this?
* What lessons were learned from {plyr} 📦?
* What were the initial ideas that led to tidy thinking?
* Pipes were well known outside of #Rstats; how did magrittr play into this?
* What lessons were learned from {plyr} 📦?
@travisgerke.bsky.social got a magrittr one at conf in 2023 and it's glorious!!
July 18, 2025 at 2:44 PM
@travisgerke.bsky.social got a magrittr one at conf in 2023 and it's glorious!!
For (c), it's mostly b/c training data for other languages far outpaces that of what was there for R, and the fact that it defaults to magrittr pipe (which can be overrode w/prompt) is a signal it's not super well R-trained. Also, it can't write {ggplot2} code better than me. Ever. 🙃
July 17, 2025 at 1:29 PM
For (c), it's mostly b/c training data for other languages far outpaces that of what was there for R, and the fact that it defaults to magrittr pipe (which can be overrode w/prompt) is a signal it's not super well R-trained. Also, it can't write {ggplot2} code better than me. Ever. 🙃
Finally checked the Use Native Pipe Operator RStudio #rstats option. For those constantly piping into [Vv]iew(), a small advantage to the native pipe is that the 'title' argument gets automatically supplied as the function call instead of the cryptic '.' from magrittr.
July 9, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Finally checked the Use Native Pipe Operator RStudio #rstats option. For those constantly piping into [Vv]iew(), a small advantage to the native pipe is that the 'title' argument gets automatically supplied as the function call instead of the cryptic '.' from magrittr.
I can’t believe there’s a magrittr package 😂😂😂😂😂
June 21, 2025 at 1:31 AM
I can’t believe there’s a magrittr package 😂😂😂😂😂
Every time I taught the pipe operator in R’s magrittr package, I’d tell my students to go see Magritte’s The Treachery of Images in person at LACMA but every time I visited LACMA, the gallery was closed or it was on loan. Today is the first day I got to see it! With some of my students!
June 20, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Every time I taught the pipe operator in R’s magrittr package, I’d tell my students to go see Magritte’s The Treachery of Images in person at LACMA but every time I visited LACMA, the gallery was closed or it was on loan. Today is the first day I got to see it! With some of my students!