vtable: A quick and easy variable browser for R!

In this video I give a brief introduction to vtable(), which is a package I wrote for R.

EDIT: THIS PACKAGE IS NOW ON CRAN! You can download it using install.packages('vtable') rather than having to go through GitHub. It has also been SIGNIFICANTLY UPGRADED since this video! Get more information at https://nickch-k.github.io/vtable/index.html

vtable fixes a big problem with R: it makes it hard to look at information about your variables! Variable names, classes, ranges. Sure, the information is all THERE, but who wants to call head(), glimpse(), class(), or summary() over and over again? Similarly, you can add variable labels with Hmisc, haven, or sjlabelled, but actually looking at them is a pain. vtable fixes all of these problems. Check it out!

Download the code from all my R videos at once at http://nickchk.com/R%20for%20Economists%20Code.zip

You can find links to every video in the series here: http://nickchk.com/videos.html#rstats
There are videos on: [BASIC] Getting Started, Getting Help, Objectives and Variables, Vectors and Matrices, Data Frames, Packages, Summary Statistics (of One and Two Variables), Plots and Graphs, and Linear Regression (OLS), [MODERATE] Regression Formulas, Robust or Clustered Standard Errors and Post-Regression Stats, Regression Plots, Instrumental Variables (IV Regression), Time Series, ARIMA and ARMA, Probit and Logit, Tobit and Heckman, Panel Data, and Missing Data, and [ADVANCED] Simulations, The Tidyverse, Reshape and Join/Merge, dplyr (Introduction, Piping, and Grouping), ggplot (Introduction, Geometries, Overlaid and Grouped Plots, and Titles and Labels), and vtable