New #ntdr version that works for July data now on #CRAN as well. Quick and painless. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/ntdr/

New releases of the #rstats packages {dqrng} and {tikzDevice} have made it unto #CRAN. While the latter release has only minor internal changes, dqrng now comes with two new functions `dqrrademacher` for drawing Rademacher weights and `dqrmvnorm` for drawing from a multivariate normal distribution.

In addition, the C++ templates used by the fast sampling methods are now in their own header file allowing for parallel usage.

My aim to support weighted sampling needs to be postponed a bit, though. More details at https://stubner.me/2023/08/dqrng-v0-3-1-and-tikzdevice-v0-12-5/

{datardis} v.0.0.4 is now on #CRAN! The 2022 #DrWho special episodes have been added.
Github link: https://github.com/KittJonathan/datardis
CRAN: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/datardis/index.html
Many thanks to @danoehm for helping create the hex sticker.
#Tardis #data #tvshow

Hey #rstats community. Does anyone know a way to find a up to date list of environment variables set on CRAN machines? Especially those that control R CMD check. #cran

Thread:
🚨Software Publication Alert🚨
This one is for you, text-analysis folks:

I am very happy to share the publication of my text annotation R-package "handcodeR" 🥳, which is now available on CRAN. 🧵1/7

CRAN.R-project.org/package=handcoge=handcodeR

#CRAN #rstats #TextAsData #TextAnnotation

Reposting as the intial toot on the now created migrated account:

The CRAN Policy Watch account is semi-dead over on the bird site as one can no longer have the cronjob post but its first change in just about a year is significant enough to do it manually: a new link to a new 'Using Rust in CRAN Packages' document.

#rstats #cran

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/using_rust.html

🎉 #checkhelper is now on CRAN 🎉
💪 A package to help you deal with 'devtools::check()' outputs and helps avoid problems with #CRAN submissions
👉https://thinkr-open.github.io/checkhelper/
#RStats

2/4 This new #Rstats package, and its #RShiny application, will allow you to explore the intra-site spatial distribution of artifacts. The web version is here: https://aurelienroyer.shinyapps.io/Seahors/ and the package is available on #CRAN: https://cran.r-project.org/package=SEAHORS

🎉 Nouvelle version de #attachment sur le #CRAN !
💥 Il y a quelques changements majeurs.

ℹ️ Lisez le billet de blog pour avoir toutes les informations : "{attachment} v0.4.0 : Des changements majeurs et un fichier de configuration pour une meilleure expérience" par
@statnmap
🔗 https://rtask.thinkr.fr/fr/attachment-v0-4-0-des-changements-majeurs-et-un-fichier-de-configuration-pour-une-meilleure-experience/

#RStatsFr

🎉 New version of #attachment is on #CRAN !
💥 There are some breaking changes.
👉 Read the blog post to get all information : "{attachment} v0.4.0: Breaking changes and configuration file for a better experience" by @statnmap
🔗https://rtask.thinkr.fr/attachment-v0-4-0-breaking-changes-and-configuration-file-for-a-better-experience/
#RStats

New working paper about the relaunch of #CRAN Task Views :rstats: #rstats

Joint work with @rsbivand,
@eddelbuettel, Kurt Hornik, Nathalie Vialaneix

https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2305.17573

New blog post looking at #RStats package contributor statistics on GitHub: https://tidytales.ca/posts/2023-05-10_r-developers-github/

This time I try to answer questions like:

- How many #CRAN packages are hosted on GitHub?
- How many people have contributed to them?
- What does the network of people with common package contributions look like?
- And much more!

There are also interactive {gt} tables so you can browse contribution and package statistics; and I’ve shared the data so you can explore your own questions. Enjoy!

{swephR} v0.3.1 has made it unto #CRAN fixing `function declaration isn’t a prototype` warnings and bringing a new upstream version. Another immediate CRAN removal dodged ...
#rstats
https://stubner.me/2023/05/swephr-v0-3-1/

Fun fact, ten years ago today, my very first #RStats package, #poppr was released to #CRAN

Just after I got my Ph. D. in late 2016, it hit 20,000 downloads and today that number is at 275,000.

Here's a post I wrote in 2016 about what lead me to publish my first CRAN package: https://zkamvar.netlify.app/blog/20-000-downloads-under-the-c-ran/#developing-poppr

🔍I stumbled upon rang #rpackage in a recent #rviews blog
by @posit_glimpse "Top 40" New #CRAN Packages! It's a fantastic tool for building dependency graphs of R packages at specific time points & creating #Docker Dockerfiles for containers: https://rviews.rstudio.com/2023/03/28/february-2023-top-40-new-cran-packages/ 👇🧵

{healthyR.ts} 0.2.8 is up on #cran #r #RStats #OpenSource #Software

got some minor pushback on my healthyR.ts re-release after archive working hard to get it re-submitted and out the door

#r #rstats #OpenSource #Software #CRAN

Still waiting for my packages to return to CRAN 📦 #cran #r #RStats #OpenSource #Tech

Mothers Day tea with a view. #cran

Hi #RStats

I'm excited to share the release of a new package of mine on #CRAN, scribe. Scribe is a package that supports managing #RScript file with an OOP framework of gathering, defining, and processing your command line arguments.

See more in this blog post: https://jmbarbone.github.io/posts/scribe-release/

And let me know which bugs I missed here: https://github.com/jmbarbone/scribe/issues