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@rOpenSci and @openscapes plan to host a networking event for US scientists and others affected by recent layoffs.
We are looking for co-hosts who
- transitioned from government to other sectors
- are in fields adjacent to statistics/data science/research software engineering
- are willing to participate in a 1-1.5 hour virtual event (date TBD)
- are able to answer follow-up questions and/or do resume reviews
If this is you or close to it, please get in touch!
Episode 192 of the @rstats @rweekly Highlights podcast flows again! https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/r-weekly-highlights/192
➡️ Tidy flowcharts with the flowchart package (Pau Satorra)
🤔 Use of non-API entry points in data.table (Ivan Krylov) @r_data_table
🧠 Intro to working with volume and surface brain data @JosetAEtzel
h/t @mike_thomas & @R_by_Ryo 🙏
Hey #rstats, delighted to bring you another issue of R Weekly (@rweekly_org) 📜
🔗: https://rweekly.org/2025-W04.html
Highlights 🌟:
1⃣ {flowcharts}
2⃣ Non-API entry points in {data.table}
3⃣ Intro to surface brain data with R
Ivan wrote an article about how the internals of #rStats affect packages.
Even, if I'm not familiar with that part of R I found it super interesting and easy to follow.
It is a nice glimpse/introduction to this part of R sometimes avoided.
If you have submitted a package to CRAN with some compiler and received some message about ASAN, USBAN or other checks he might be able to help. He has been very helpful on the r-pkg-devel mailing list. Always a pleasure to read him!
https://rdatatable-community.github.io/The-Raft/posts/2025-01-13-non-api-use/
Checking out #ggplot2 extension's hottest new package on CRAN: {legendry}!
`my_plot` versus `my_plot + guides(x = "axis_nested")`
Ermahgerd!!
Episode 185 of the @rstats @rweekly Highlights Podcast is a powerful dispatch method to consume R content! https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/r-weekly-highlights/185
🛠 Generate markdown in Quarto @andrew
🍔 Bob’s Burgers Episode Fingerprints @sponce1@twitter.com
📦 S7 0.2.0 @t-kalinowski.bsky.social @hadleywickham
Visit https://rweekly.org to share new resources, and send your hosts a message using https://podcastindex.org/podcast/1062040 or a new podcast app! https://podcastapps.com
h/t @mike_thomas @R_by_Ryo 🙏
Hey #rstats, delighted to bring you another issue of R Weekly 📜
🔗: https://rweekly.org/2024-W46.html
Highlights 🌟:
1️⃣ Generating/rendering markdown content programmatically with Quarto 💻
2️⃣ Bob's Burgers Episode Fingerprints by Season 📺
3️⃣ S7 0.2.0 🤔
{ntfy} is now on CRAN #rstats 
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=ntfy
The README on the GitHub repo contains the most thorough walkthrough
https://github.com/jonocarroll/ntfy
tl;dr send messages to a channel on-demand or when some code completes, including emoji and plot outputs. No sign-up, no fees, no subscription, and minimal dependencies.
The 'ntfy' (pronounce: notify) service is a simple HTTP-based pub-sub notification service. It allows you to send notifications to your phone or desktop via scripts from any computer, entirely without signup, cost or setup. It's also open source if you want to run your own. Visit <<a href="https://ntfy.sh" target="_top">https://ntfy.sh</a>> for more details.
Crafting a graphics device makes me wonder how we can go beyond R's graphics API. I updated the README about why this is a serious project to me. What feature do you want on an interactive graphics device? #rstats
https://github.com/yutannihilation/vellogd-r?tab=readme-ov-file#why-yet-another-graphics-device
I got sick of seeing the "Failed to load resource ... favicon.ico" message in the Chrome console in Shiny apps, so I figured out how to add a favicon easily without adding dependencies... other than the package I wrapped it up into!
Introducing {favawesome}: https://shinyworks.github.io/favawesome
Kick the tires and let me know what you think!
#RStats #RShiny
Easily and flexibly use Font Awesome icons as Shiny favicons (the icons that appear on browser tabs). Font Awesome is a popular set of icons that can be used in web pages. favawesome provides a simple way to use these icons as favicons in Shiny applications and other HTML pages.
rOpenSci
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Lluís Revilla
Gina Reynolds
Jonathan Carroll
Yutani
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