Might be more useful for you. Others might want to look regularly and see latest.
I put in a nominal 100 limit
Just reduce your tags, sort on score, change the dates and you can handle your requirements - or change one line of code 
I agree about the top-scoring answers being useful and I'd also like to see the answerer
(TBH that might be the most useful parameter of all)
.However, i don't think these currently form part of API. NB any SO staff reading might help on that
Thanks @mara! As an R/programming newbie, this really speaks to me! For example, I was trying to use linked brushing, but I didn't know the term or whether it was even possible. After a while, I stumbled upon this plotly example, and found out which packages and functions were necessary by deleting/substituting bits of the code at a time after a lot of trial-and-error..
Once I found the Shiny gallery/articles/videos, everything was very beginner-friendly 
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@taras, I know where you're coming from, but maybe "new" is relative 
I've been learning R for about 7+5 weeks (with 3-4 months in between) 
before that, I only did free intro to python/ruby/HTML+CSS/git courses online because I wanted to know what code looks like ^^
Even though you don't find SO intimidating, maybe you could imagine that other people might (or maybe it really is so not intimidating for you - in that case, I'm jealous!) 
This thread convinced me to sign up for an SO account, and I luckily found a question I could try to answer, but I do find this site more friendly..
Maybe a "newbie" tag or something similar to the first-timers-only issue label on GitHub would be helpful in pointing relative newbies to help others on topics they're less familiar with and learn how to better answer questions or so
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In the works in the tidyverse right now!
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Awesome, thank you!! 
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Perhaps to my eternal shame, I had to JFG the term JFGI.
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You're certainly not the first, nor will you be the last…
https://twitter.com/dataandme/status/964887873630736387