🎙️ Our Git & GitHub: Practical Version Control for Data Work tutorial by @rladiesrome was featured on the R Weekly Highlights podcast (Ep. 220) about the clarity, structure, and focus on fundamentals for data scientists.

🎧 Podcast: https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/r-weekly-highlights/220
📰 R Weekly: https://rweekly.org/
📦 Tutorial & recording: https://rladiesrome.org/

Huge thanks to the R Weekly team and the community for the support 💙

#RLadiesRome #RWeekly #Git #GitHub #VersionControl #DataScience #RCommunit

New #Rweekly issue released #RStats

https://rweekly.org/#RWeekly2023-W39

My latest blog post on #Nix is one of the highlights 😁

New #rweekly issue released. #RStats
🔗 Link: https://rweekly.org/2023-W38.html
⭐ Highlights:
1️⃣ rio 1.0.0 @chainsawriot
2️⃣ Yihui's interview @yihui
3⃣ Open Source in Pharma @appsilon

Annotating equations seems quite useful #quarto #LaTeX #pdf from #rweekly

https://lpembleton.rbind.io/posts/annotate-equations/

> Can you think of another that doesn’t use Filter() or an external library
it is definitely extremely cheating, but may i introduce you to my good friend subset()?
recently found your blogs through #rweekly and have found them a delight, many thanks!

New #rweekly issue just released. #rstats
🔗 https://rweekly.org/2023-W01.html
🌟 Highlights:
1⃣ An Upcoming Clean Progress Bar in knitr
2⃣ litr: Write an R Package Entirely with an R Markdown Document
3⃣ .-././–/—/.-./…/.
@mattdray