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Following the success of our inaugural conference in 2026, rainbowR will run a conference again in 2027 and we're looking for people to help organise it. If you're interested in being on the conferenc...

After a year quietly powering Shiny behind the scenes, we're excited to introduce watcher to the R community.

Join us for a full day of collaborative open source work — whether you're a seasoned contributor or making your very first pull request.

A fun, practical approach to learning how to work with LLMs in R. This is a course for anyone looking to get a quick overview of the most important aspects of working with the ellmer package.

Posit is sponsoring four summer internship positions in 2026.

Why GitHub Actions is the Internet Explorer of CI, and why Buildkite offers a better path forward for teams that care about developer experience.

I have a dataframe with >100 variables, and I want to rearrange some of the variables alphabetically whilst leaving the rest where they are set.seed(123) ## for sake of reproducibility n <- 6

A weekly roundup of Research Data Management resources.

The R manuals (like Writing R Extensions) are written in the GNU documentation format Texinfo and converted into several formats, most prominently HTML. The HTML versions are installed with R under...

This is a task proposed by R Core member, @kurthornik. Background Recently, bibliographic references in base R packages have been converted to bibentry format, e.g. bibentry(bibtype = "Book", key =...

From the R-devel NEWS: • New system Rd macro ‘\manual{<name>}{<node>}’ to refer to a specific section _etc_ (possibly empty, for ‘Top’) of one of the R manuals (e.g., ‘R-exts’). This has already be...

Discussed in #73 Originally posted by pmur002 August 30, 2023 A post on fosstodon suggests adding support for "#RGB" colours in R (in addition to existing "#RRGGBB" colours. This may not be an urge...

Functions used for wrangling education research data - Cghlewis/data-wrangling-functions

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Donald Norman’s *Design of Everyday Things* shows how even smart people struggle with bad design--flipping the wrong switch or pushing instead of pulling. Shiny apps have t