Recent Articles
Kirill Müller, Hadley Wickham
Tibbles are a modern reimagining of the data frame, keeping what time has shown to be effective, and throwing out what is not, with nicer default output too! This article showcases the changes in the most recent version.
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2018/01/03
Lorenz Walthert, Kirill Müller
styler, a package that can format your code according to the tidyverse style guide, is now on CRAN.
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2017/12/20
Jenny Bryan
Advice on workflows for developing R scripts. How to think about whether an action belongs in the script or elsewhere.
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2017/12/12
Jim Hester
glue 1.2.0 is now available on CRAN. glue is designed to make it easy to interpolate (“glue”) your data into strings.
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2017/10/31
Kara Woo
This summer I had the great fortune to accept the ggplot2 internship baton and spend ten weeks developing new features and fixing bugs in ggplot2.
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2017/09/08
Lucy D'Agostino McGowan
Over the past several months I have been working with Jenny Bryan on the googledrive package. I wanted to share a bit about the process and some things I learned along the way. While brainstorming this post, I went back through my GitHub commits to remind myself of the journey - it turns out they do a rather good job of showing the scope of this!
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2017/09/08
Lionel Henry
We have updated tidyselect to revert a behaviour introduced in tidyr 0.7.0.
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2017/09/04
Jenny Bryan
The first release of googledrive is now on CRAN. Operate on Google Drive files from R.
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2017/08/29
Lionel Henry
The next installment of tidyr is finally on CRAN! This version brings tidy eval to a crucial component of the tidyverse workflow.
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2017/08/17
Lionel Henry
A new version of purrr is on CRAN! It features a new family of generic mappers, a tool for tidy plucking of deep data structures, and many other features and fixes.
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2017/08/15
Jim Hester
Contributing code to open source projects can be intimidating. These projects are often widely used and have well known maintainers. Contributing code and having it accepted seems an almost insurmountable task. However if you follow a few simple strategies you can have your code accepted into even the most popular projects in the tidyverse.
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2017/08/14
Hadley Wickham
Welcome to the new and improved tidyverse website. We are working hard to make tidyverse.org the place to go to learn the tidyverse and to keep up to date with it as it evolves.
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2017/07/30
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