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I wrote a little while back about using Microsoft Cognitive Services APIs with R to first of all detect the language of pieces of text and then do sentiment analysis on them. I wasn’t too happy with the some of the code as it was very inelegant. I knew I could code better than I had, especially as I’ve been doing a lot more work with purrr recently. However, it had sat in drafts for a while.
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