We’ve spent a couple of class meetings trying to understand which Spaceship Titanic passengers were transported to an alternate dimension. We’ve even built a couple of predictive models which we hope will pre-screen future space travelers to lower the risk of future dimensional transport hazards. I hope we were successful!

Complete the following:

  1. Open RStudio and use File -> Recent Projects... to select the R Project which is managing your GitHub repository. Confirm that you want to open your project.

  2. Use File -> Recent Files and choose your Spaceship Titanic notebook to open it.

  3. Use the blue ball of yarn icon to knit your notebook to html.

    • If you have any errors, you’ll be forced to fix them before your document can be knitted. Drop by my office if you encounter any challenges and need help.

  4. Use the Git tab in the top right pane of RStudio to Pull, Commit, Push your new notebook and changes out to your remote repository.

  5. Navigate to your GitHub pages repository on GitHub and update your pages site to include a description of the Spaceship Titanic work we’ve done and a link that will open the html file containing your work. Again, this is a file located in another repository, so you might need to revisit the instructions for Sharing Files from Another Repository.

    • Note: Since you’ve done this before, you may just want to copy, paste, and edit the markdown used to link visitors to your Tidy Analysis notebook. This approach is nearly always the route I take when adding new file links to my site.

Stop by my office if you have any questions or need help.