This account is a bot that boosts toots with the hashtag #rladies to promote greater diversity in the #rstats world 💜
It also promotes blog posts by R-Ladies in this repository: https://github.com/rladies/awesome-rladies-blogs
[slowly getting out of the experimental mode]
If you are up for some Python, feel free to also follow @pyladies_bot.
Let's meet Ada Lovelace ✨
Ada
✨ was a mathematician and the first computer programmer
✨ worked on early versions of a calculator (with Charles Babbage)
✨ imagined the machine following patterns and not only calculating numbers but also forming letters - the basic version of computer programming was described in the 1840s!
✨ and much more!
Let's meet Grace Hopper ✨
Grace
✨ was a computer scientist, mathematician, and US Navy rear admiral
✨ helped develop the compiler for #COBOL, a key programming language
✨ first to use 'bug' and 'debugging' for computer issues 🐞 (https://bit.ly/3V2mamK)
✨ broke barriers as the first female recipient of the National Medal of Technology in 1991 (https://bit.ly/4bD7kdy)
✨ and much more!
📝 "How to structure your data workflow efficiently using R"
👤 Cosima Meyer (@cosima_meyer)
🔗 https://cosimameyer.com/post/how-to-structure-your-data-workflow-efficiently-using-r/
📝 "Posting to Bluesky from R"
👤 Athanasia Monika Mowinckel (@Drmowinckels)
📝 "M-F-E-O: postcards + distill"
👤 Alison Hill (@apreshill)
📝 "TIL what happens if you use %>% instead of + in ggplot2"
👤 Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel (@minecr)
🔗 http://www.citizen-statistician.org/2015/09/til-what-happens-if-you-use-instead-of-in-ggplot2/
Let's meet Naomi Ceder ✨
Naomi
✨ is a #Python instructor, speaker, and author
✨ earned a PhD in Classics before transitioning to #Python 🐍
✨ served as chair of the Python Software Foundation
✨ received the PSF Distinguished Service Award 🏆
✨ advocates for diversity in tech and founded Trans*Code Hackday
✨ and much more!
📝 "How to create CUSTOM Callout Boxes in Quarto"
👤 Melissa Van Bussel
🚨 NEW EVENT 🚨
Join R-Ladies Amsterdam for the 3rd meeting of the @RLadiesGlobal online book club (https://happygitwithr.com)
When: Tuesday December 3 @ 17:00 CET (11:00 ET)
Where: https://lnkd.in/eiyTG6MG
What: We will discuss the part Early GitHub Wins
Who: Everyone is welcome!
📝 "Noveno Encuentro. Aprendiendo a Programar en 30 lecciones"
👤 Yanina Bellini Saibene (@yabellini)
🔗 https://yabellini.netlify.app/blog/2024_aprendiendoaprogramar/09-aprendiendo-a-programar/
📝 "How to use GitLab's time tracking features to visualize your time (how to make a "year in review")"
👤 Melissa Van Bussel
The R-Ladies Philly 🔔 recording of @jennybryan on "Let me GitHub search that for you" is available on YouTube! 🎉 #rstats #rladies https://buff.ly/3Z9OPsl
📝 "LatinR 2020 - panel accesibilidad e inclusión"
👤 Andrea Gómez Vargas (@me_andre)
🔗 https://soyandrea.netlify.app/publication/accesibilidad-inclusion/
📝 "GGanimating a geographic introduction"
👤 Shannon Pileggi (@PipingHotData)
🔗 https://www.pipinghotdata.com/posts/2021-02-15-gganimating-a-geographic-introduction
📝 "Getting comfortable talking about tech"
👤 Nicola Rennie (@nrennie)
📝 "Get your codebase lint-free forever with lintr"
👤 Maëlle Salmon (@maelle)
📝 "Datatón - DataGénero"
👤 Macarena Quiroga (@macarenaquiroga)
📝 "Use Docker to deploy a model for #TidyTuesday LEGO sets"
👤 Julia Silge (@juliasilge)
📝 "Python Rgonomics"
👤 Emily Riederer (@emilyriederer)
📝 "Reading in multiple files without loops"
👤 Athanasia Monika Mowinckel (@Drmowinckels)
