TODO: get a clear explanation for this, because it'll probably feel weird to R users (if the library is attached, why do you need to explicitly say the package where it's coming from?)

Considering moving this to end and providing a link w/ "if this is your first time diving into JavaScript, there are a few gotchya's that might be a surprise for R & Python data scientists. We've included some of them, including the arrow function (=>), logical operators, and method chaining at the end."

I agree that this would make a great appendix, but definitely don't want to have it at the top. Could also be a separate notebook, maybe as part of a collection? That makes navigating between them easier. But also link from near the beginning of this notebook.

Too many disclaimers! I'd cut this completely and maybe mention the bit about view somewhere else.

Why not show that, though?

this notebook inspired me to start my Observable account

@jeremy-allen that's awesome and thanks for sharing!

This line on the tidyverse side should end in a pipe (`%>%`): `arrange(desc(length_cm))`

Thanks Mark! Updated :)

I'm wondering why the two cells below don't have any output. Is that a feature of Observable reading in file attachments to Arquero (not seeing a dropdown that starts "Table...")?

Hi Zach, thanks for the comment! These lines do have outputs, I had just hidden the outputs previously (to keep it a bit cleaner here) using the Hide output option (eye icon) in the cell toolbar at the bottom of the browser window (can also use the shortcut: Command comma). I've updated so the outputs are now shown to avoid confusion, thanks for pointing it out!

Whaaaat, that's super cool! I hadn't ever noticed that at the bottom toolbar, I usually use the three dots. Good to know that trick exists, thanks!