Posted by Lorenz Walthert
Mastering your day as a programmer
How do you program? I feel like there is a lot of advice out there, but most of
it focuses on the micro level rather than on the macro level. That’s why I
decided to think about what makes one an efficient programmer on a macro level.
Think long-term
Spend time on improving skills that … Continue reading
styler 1.1.0
styler 1.1.0 is now available on CRAN. This
release introduces new features and is fully backward-compatible. It also
adapts to changes in the R parser committed into R devel (#419). Major changes
are:
styler can now style roxygen code examples in the source code of package.
This might be … Continue reading
styler 1.1.0
styler 1.1.0 is now available on CRAN. This
release introduces new features and is fully backward-compatible. It also
adapts to changes in the R parser committed into R devel (#419). Major changes
are:
styler can now style roxygen code examples in the source code of package.
This might be … Continue reading
styler 1.1.0
styler 1.1.0 is now available on CRAN. This
release introduces new features and is fully backward-compatible. It also
adapts to changes in the R parser committed into R devel (#419). Major changes
are:
styler can now style roxygen code examples in the source code of package.
This might be … Continue reading
Customizing styler – the quick way
I am currently experiencing problems with getting my posts in full length on
r-bloggers. You can continue here with
reading in case only the first paragraph is rendered.
One cool thing that happens if you work resonates in the community is that you
see other people using it. In this blog post … Continue reading
Customizing styler – the quick way
I am currently experiencing problems with getting my posts in full length on
r-bloggers. You can continue here with
reading in case only the first paragraph is rendered.
One cool thing that happens if you work resonates in the community is that you
see other people using it. In this blog post … Continue reading
Mastering your day as a programmer
How do you program? I feel like there is a lot of advice out there, but most of it focuses on the micro level rather than on the macro level. That’s why decided to think about what makes one an efficient programmer on a macro level.
Think long-term Spend time on improving your skills that … Continue reading
Mastering your day as a programmer
How do you program? I feel like there is a lot of advice out there, but most of
it focuses on the micro level rather than on the macro level. That’s why
decided to think about what makes one an efficient programmer on a macro level.
Think long-term
Spend time on improving your skills that … Continue reading
Switching to blogdown, Netlify and Travis
The problem Some time ago, I started a blog. I actually did not post a whole lot of stuff though. I was using Jekyll, but my set-up was rather brittle and there were a few problems:
I could not use R Markdown directly. I always had to knitr manually to get plain Markdown from my R Markdown files … Continue reading
Switching to blogdown, Netlify and Travis
The problem
Some time ago, I started a blog. I actually did not post a whole lot of stuff
though. I was using Jekyll, but my set-up was rather brittle and there were
a few problems:
I could not use R Markdown directly. I always had to knitr manually to get
plain Markdown from my R Markdown … Continue reading
Switching to blogdown, Netlify and Travis
The problem Some time ago, I started a blog. I actually did not post a whole lot of stuff though. I was using Jekyll, but my set-up was rather brittle and there were a few problems:
I could not use R Markdown directly. I always had to knitr manually to get plain Markdown from my R Markdown files … Continue reading
oneliner – a new style guide for styler
I am happy to introduce oneliner, a package that implements the one-line-style as a third-party style guide ready to use with styler. Hence, after the tidyverse style guide, this is the first third-party style guide for styler I am aware of - and a particularly useful one.
Let’s see an example
# … Continue reading
oneliner – a new style guide for styler
I am happy to introduce oneliner, a package that implements the one-line-style as a third-party style guide ready to use with styler. Hence, after the tidyverse style guide, this is the first third-party style guide for styler I am aware of - and a particularly useful one.
Let’s see an example
# … Continue reading
oneliner – a new style guide for styler
I am happy to introduce oneliner, a package that implements the one-line-style as a third-party style guide ready to use with styler. Hence, after the tidyverse style guide, this is the first third-party style guide for styler I am aware of - and a particularly useful one.
Let’s see an … Continue reading