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I've written a fun new blog post!
"Hell is debugging someone else's machine"
If #rust, #rstats, lldb, or SSH-ing into GitHub Actions sounds interesting to you, you might enjoy this one 🙂
blog.davisvaughan.com/posts/…
If you're an R package developer creating new types or writing generic algorithms, then vctrs is definitely going to be your friend 🙂
These days it powers much of the internals of both dplyr and tidyr!
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cpp11 0.5.0 is on CRAN 🥳
The main thing to note is that we've removed all non-API R calls, so if you use cpp11 you should no longer get any NOTEs when submitting to CRAN! #rstats
cpp11.r-lib.org/news/index.h…
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FWIW most of the reason that work on the tidyverse has slowed is that those folks have been working on positron to make sure the R experience is awesome 😀
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Posit was named @databricks Developer Tools Partner of the Year!
I'm really excited at the impact that Posit Workbench offers on top of investments in platforms like Databricks.
Check out our #RStats and #PyData integrations: posit.co/solutions/databrick…
ALT Award for Dev tools partner of the year
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I am super excited to announce the first release of marquee - supercharged markdown support for #ggplot2 (and #rstats graphics in general)
Read all about it here: tidyverse.org/blog/2024/05/m…
and browse the package site at: marquee.r-lib.org
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New blog post by @hfmuehleisen
duckplyr: dplyr powered by DuckDB
The post describes the new R package duckplyr, which translates the dplyr API to DuckDB’s execution engine.
Read more at duckdb.org/2024/04/02/duckpl…
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{gt} has a 🐍-based cousin now, in the form of the Great Tables (v0.1.0) package. It’s a *great* new Python package that simplifies the process of making tabular data presentable for any sort of publication task. Check out the docs site at posit-dev.github.io/great-ta… and talk to us!!
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New post: Joining Posit's Polyglot Data Science Mission
@posit_pbc @ApacheArrow #pydata #rstats
wesmckinney.com/blog/joining…
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At 5pm (BST) on Thursday I'm going to be a guest on
@posit_pbc's Data Science Hangout speaking about the work I do for the @bankofengland and supporting its 1000 R users. #rstats There's no need to register, you can join the stream using this link: pos.it/dsh
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webR 0.2.0 has been released! 🎉 This release gathers many updates over the last few months, including improved graphics, new R packages, accessibility, internationalisation, and the webR REPL app. I've written a blog post with details at tidyverse.org/blog/2023/08/w… #webR #RStats
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CLEANUP:
The 'multiprocess' backend, deprecated since 2020, has finally been removed from the future package.
If you get something like "Error: object 'multiprocess' is not exported by 'namespace:future'", please use plan(multisession) instead.
#RStats #parallel #futureverse
ALT The future hexlogo
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Code review is important in software development!
@dvaughan32 shares how #tidyverse made our process explicit in a code review principles guide.
Feel free to modify these principles for your own needs & we’d love to hear about it if you do!
tidyverse.org/blog/2023/06/c…
#rstats
I’m excited to give a ⚡️ talk at posit::conf(2023) on dplyr 1.1.0 features you can't live without!
Register now to join me in Chicago at pos.it/conf.
#positconf2023 #rstats
ALT Skyline of Chicago with text saying "I'm presenting a talk at posit conf"
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🚨GIVEAWAY🚨
A VERY happy (and thicc) mistake landed on my doorstep! So I get to make someones day better. Enter to win one of these beautiful hardcovers of Night Angel Nemesis by @BrentWeeks
➡️Just follow me and retweet
🌎International
🎁Winner will be randomly chosen in a week
almanac 1.0.0 is on CRAN!
almanac is an #rstats 📦 for working with recurring events.
This huge update adds support for holidays and calendars! It includes pre-built holidays, or you can create your own.
Read all about it here:
davisvaughan.github.io/alman…
ALT library(almanac) cal_events(cal_us_federal(), year = 2023) #> name date #> 1 New Year's Day 2023-01-02 #> 2 US Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2023-01-16 #> 3 US Presidents' Day 2023-02-20 #> 4 US Memorial Day 2023-05-29 #> 5 US Juneteenth 2023-06-19 #> 6 US Independence Day 2023-07-04 #> 7 US La...
In the tidyverse, we work with a lot of people - each other and #rstats community members.
We wanted to document how we handle code review, so we've drafted a guide detailing our review principles!
We hope you find it useful, and welcome your feedback!
tidyverse.github.io/code-rev…
Going forward, we hope to refine both the principles and our own workflows to ensure that the code review process is as rewarding as possible for everyone involved.
These principles are derived from Google's review guide, but have been rewritten using feedback from our internal book club and our own collective experience.
google.github.io/eng-practic…