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R-Ladies Cologne🌟 Recording of our last R-Ladies Cologne meeting is now available! 🌟
In this session, Sébastien Rochette introduced his package creation process with Fusen—a powerful tool for R users. If you missed the meeting or want to review it, check out the recording!
📽️ https://youtu.be/wAkZvwPK1P4?feature=shared
#RLadies #RStats #Fusen #DataScience
In this session, Sébastien Rochette introduced his package creation process with Fusen—a powerful tool for R users. If you missed the meeting or want to review it, check out the recording!
📽️ https://youtu.be/wAkZvwPK1P4?feature=shared
#RLadies #RStats #Fusen #DataScience
R-Ladies Cologne (English) - R packages made easy: introducing {fusen} - Sébastien Rochette
New blog post: "Creating a Node.js Website with GitHub Copilot Workspace Using Best Development Practices in #Rstats"
👍 I explored designing a website from scratch using an "unknown" language, with my good development practices and the help of GitHub Copilot Workspace
https://statnmap.com/2025-01-27-creating-a-website-in-node-js-with-github-copilot-workspace/
Creating a Node.js Website with GitHub Copilot Workspace Using Best Development Practices in R
As a developer primarily focused on R, I strive to follow good development practices: writing clear user documentation with articles and examples; creating robust tests; and automating checks and deployments with CI/CD workflows. These habits have allowed me to build reliable and maintainable projects, but I asked myself: Are these practices transferable if I venture into a different ecosystem, such as Node.js? To answer this question, I set myself a personal challenge: create a fully functional website using Node.js and JavaScript, while taking the opportunity to test GitHub Copilot Workspace as my primary development assistant. My goal was to see if Copilot could guide me from start to finish, assuming I knew nothing. I also wanted to test the hypothesis that even without deep expertise in a language or framework, success is achievable by relying on solid practices and the right tools.
Learn to develop R packages from scratch with R-Ladies Cologne! 🎉 Our new series starts with an intro to {fusen}, a tool that magically transforms R Markdown files into packages.
🎙️ Special Guest: Sébastien Rochette (creator of {fusen})
📅 31.01.2025
🕒 16:30 PM
📍 Online
Register at https://tinyurl.com/bdbknvds
🎙️ Special Guest: Sébastien Rochette (creator of {fusen})
📅 31.01.2025
🕒 16:30 PM
📍 Online
Register at https://tinyurl.com/bdbknvds
A new blog post on my website: "Spatial correlation between rasters using 'terra'"
👍 An updated version of a two years old blog post of mine
👉 https://statnmap.com/2024-12-06-spatial-correlation-between-rasters-using-terra/
#rstats #rspatial
👍 An updated version of a two years old blog post of mine
👉 https://statnmap.com/2024-12-06-spatial-correlation-between-rasters-using-terra/
#rstats #rspatial
Creating a Node.js Website with GitHub Copilot Workspace Using Best Development Practices in R
As a developer primarily focused on R, I strive to follow good development practices: writing clear user documentation with articles and examples; creating robust tests; and automating checks and deployments with CI/CD workflows. These habits have allowed me to build reliable and maintainable projects, but I asked myself: Are these practices transferable if I venture into a different ecosystem, such as Node.js? To answer this question, I set myself a personal challenge: create a fully functional website using Node.js and JavaScript, while taking the opportunity to test GitHub Copilot Workspace as my primary development assistant. My goal was to see if Copilot could guide me from start to finish, assuming I knew nothing. I also wanted to test the hypothesis that even without deep expertise in a language or framework, success is achievable by relying on solid practices and the right tools.
All new features and changes of version 0.6.0 are listed in the news:
🔗https://thinkr-open.github.io/fusen/news/index.html#fusen-060
In the last version of 'fusen', already available on CRAN, you can deprecate a flat file. Hence, you can start your work with fusen, and then properly switch to classical R package development.
👍https://thinkr-open.github.io/fusen/articles/deal-with-a-fusen-flat-file.html#fully-deprecate-a-flat-file-after-inflate
#Rstats
👍https://thinkr-open.github.io/fusen/articles/deal-with-a-fusen-flat-file.html#fully-deprecate-a-flat-file-after-inflate
#Rstats
#RStats - Which functions of my package are exported 👀 or not 🙈 and where are they located ?
💪 Find it out with fusen::draw_package_structure() - Works for regular packages or 'fusen' built packages
👉 https://thinkr-open.github.io/fusen/articles/draw-a-tree-of-your-package-files-and-functions.html
🎉 fusen-v0.6.0 is now on CRAN
💪 Find it out with fusen::draw_package_structure() - Works for regular packages or 'fusen' built packages
👉 https://thinkr-open.github.io/fusen/articles/draw-a-tree-of-your-package-files-and-functions.html
🎉 fusen-v0.6.0 is now on CRAN
JeroenThe cran-based rcheckserver and recheck containers have been updated to R-4.4. and Ubuntu-24.04, which should make them more robust. Go give them a try: https://github.com/r-devel/recheck https://github.com/r-devel/rcheckserver/
Elio CampitelliThis is soo cool! Work in progress, but still!