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We are happy to announce our third series of workshops, to take place in the fall of 2021.
< !--more-->After the success of the past series that took place at the end of last year and this year in spring we decided to offer again a series of workshops based on best development practices, R programming and shiny.
On 22/09/2021 we will hold a Git & GitHub (for the R User) workshop, focusing on the advantages and most common uses of version control (git) and GitHub, with practical examples both from command line, from R and from RStudio. This workshop is thought for users who want to master version control with git and, despite presenting the perspective of the R user, its principles are of a general interest and no previous git knowledge is required.
Additionally we will have two learning paths:
From the basis of the syntax, to operations and functions, for solid programming foundations in R.
Learn how to adopt the right mindset, exercise a modern leadership, practice the Scrum framework, and improve your DevOps with an agile management approach.
Like always, our focus is on bringing professional expertise to our workshops, share the insight and best practices of our day-to-day applications of what we teach, and, last but not least, provide an hands-on experience to support the learning process.
Our workshops will be held online and can be booked and purchased directly from our website via PayPal as single classes or as a set, for which we offer attractive deals.
Not finding what you were looking for? Do get in contact! We are always keen to get feedback and collect ideas for interesting new workshops.
We are looking forward to e-meeting you in our classes!
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