Thank you! {legendry} is a fantastic library. I love it and use it, but I understand how difficult it is to integrate into {ggplot2}. I really wish {ggplot2} had at least a `guide_circles()` function. 🙏

I'm still wondering why these outstanding features haven't been implemented in {ggplot2} so far? I'd very much like them to be part of the newest version.

I am in! ❤️

I use gitignore.io to create .gitignore files for my projects.

Part of the book is already completed, and its content will focus on practical techniques and aspects, demonstrating how to create a blog, poster, or article, apply styling, and much more.

My next project is a book on Quarto (in Russian), which will not be as comprehensive as the official Quarto documentation and will differ from "Quarto: The Definitive Guide", written (in progress as well) by Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel and Charlotte Wickham.

I use Quarto to create course websites, write articles, blogs, presentations, and much more.

One of my recent projects is a webpage featuring a collection on R, Data Science, and Quarto: rsources-en.netlify.app.

Thank you! I'm so glad with the "minimise" button.

Here's the result: rsources-en.netlify.app – I hope you enjoy exploring it.

Warm wishes from (not-so-cold) Siberia!

How do you add this beautiful "collapse/minimize" button on the sidebar to shrink the content?

I was waiting for `guide_circles()`. Your experiments are great!