The incremental code/result reveal provided by flipbooks may help you digest longer snippets code including pipelines and ggplot builds. Since developing the code-parsing code that allows flipbooking (with Emi Tanaka and Garrick Aden-Buie), I've produced many little books, that don't all seem like they need their own github repository. So they live here together:
- Galton Board
- leaflet for R (interactive maps)
- ggplot themes
- racing barchart
- easing gallery for gganimate
Would you like to make a flipbook? You can start here:
Other examples that are pretty minimal:
- minimal example (gapminder data) -- shows example of incremental reveal without code reveal
- checkerboard
You might also be interested in the ggplot flipbook and The Tidyverse in Action which have their own GitHub repositories here and here respectively.