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R packages are an ideal way to package and distribute R code and data for re-use by others. In this session, with a live demo, we shall demystify the creation of an R package using automated tools like usethis. We will also uncover why to create a package (or not), how to improve your R package and your package development skills. The session will also highlight how to solve the challenges you will encounter in developing an R package.
Chat with Shalini Urs from Information Matters. Accompanying post by Shalini Urs.
At rOpenSci, packages contributed by the community undergo a transparent, constructive, non adversarial and open review process. In this talk I’ll briefly present how our peer-review system is built upon empathy, communication, documentation and automation.
“Develop an R package”, they said… What does this even mean? In this session with a live demo, we shall demystify the creation of an R package. R packages are mostly well-organized folders, and there are automatic tools to help. Let’s dive into the wonders of usethis! We shall also see why to create a package (or not). We shall furthermore explain how to improve your R package and your own package development skills.