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I noticed the feed wasn't showing up in my reader (Planet Venus), and checked it on the W3C validator:
https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Frweekly.org%2Fatom.xml
Set an email address in the config, and add a trailing slash to the id.
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ping @qinwf
I find this post https://rweekly.org/2019-29.html unfound.
At the latest page https://rweekly.org/2019-18.html , this URL runcharter ( johnmackintosh.com ) fails to open (404).
I click the GitHub User Page, but the author @johnmackintosh doesn't open the issue button, here.
Thus, I only report it here now. Hope to reach out @johnmackintosh to see what is going on.
Hi,
Following a superb suggestion by @maelle I have created a screencast of showing a rweekly submission via a PR (@leynu tested it in #570).
You can download it here.
Purpose: A PR is difficult to do if you have never done one before. The screencast shows the few steps and hopefully helps new-to-PR folks.
I could have added it to the README.md directly, but I think you should first have a look at it and decide whether this is the way you want a PR to be done (please give feedback if not, so I can redo it).
Should the screencast be uploaded to any video hosting platform?
Sina
I submitted a link of my blog to https://rweekly.org/submit. The link is related to data manipulation with R . I submitted it on 16th Jan. I think it should be added to the weekly newsletter today. Is not all the links listed in newsletter? I checked RSS feed. It's correct.
Was wondering if this would help others - either a link or a section with SO Q&As.
Thx!
Abd
https://github.com/rweekly/rweekly.org/blob/gh-pages/index.html#L22
I don't know how to solve it , please CC @qinwf
https://github.com/amrrs/RinTheRealWorld
Just wanted to know if the presentation in this repo can be submitted?
If so, please suggest the category.
(posted here rather than internal forums to encourage public engagement)
What do we think about having a twitter account purely for submissions? Found a link? Reply and tag @rweekly_submit - we can scrape the mentions weekly, resolve the t.co links, and de-duplicate for a new batch of submissions.
https://github.com/rweekly/rweekly.org/blob/gh-pages/draft.md, e.g. Section 'Upcoming Events in 3 Months'
Can we add medium articles link in the insights subsection? Because many medium articles of famous authors provides rich and deep information of R used algorithms and trickks.
Also if you can suggest which links can be added in supporting the insighgs subsection?
The item:
R Project Updates
Updates from R Core: ( developer.r-project.org )
Data-Driven Tracking and Discovery of R Consortium Activities ( r-consortium.org )
is nothing to do with R-Core.
Source is I think here:
rweekly.org/_posts/2019-11-18-2019-46.md
Line 157 in 92764f1
All the images that are attached to the R Weekly show up really big (too big) when I view the email in my Gmail.
R Weekly uses 'Release Date: 2018-6-18'. There exist no such date format (YYYY-M-DD) and as a data science community I think we should be good citizens and not use non-standard date and timestamps. I recommend using the ISO standard (YYYY-MM-DD), e.g. 'Release Date: 2018-06-18'. From xkcd:
As I shared on twitter, you can follow github trends for R packages specifically in this thread
vitalets/github-trending-repos#39 (comment)
This is based on GIthub trends
https://github.com/trending/r?since=weekly
It could be interesting to a set of trending R repo every week on R weekly. If it could be the same package sometimes, there is still often some discoveries on new packages.
Also, I think it would be feasible to automate content creation each week. I am no familiar with R weekly workflow though.
What do you think ?
Top or bottom
Cc @malcombarrett who made me realized we have no guidance for that, thanks!
Live feed claims 2017-10-30 is a Sunday. The days have been off since those two Mondays in mid October.
uh, pretty easy.
I notice that it is just Tuesday, but we already added a lot of posts to the draft this week.
I came up with an idea about adding a highlight ⭐ section to the weekly.
This section may be subjective. So here is a proposal for the selection process of the highlight posts.
If you want to be an R Weekly organization member, please take the survey.
If you are not accepted at first, please do not be discouraged. Create some pull requests to interact with us to let us know more about each other! ❤️
Release Date: 2020-00-00
appears below the filter box, but we have the actual post date above it anyway.
https://gshotwell.github.io/Gordon_Shotwell/post/r_for_excel_users/, listed under Tutorials in 2017-02-06-2017-6.md returns 404
(at least for me).
Update link to http://shotwell.ca/blog/post/r_for_excel_users/ as per https://twitter.com/gshotwell/status/828679080837074945. That site is occasionally quite slow however.
Are we still running the 404
checker over this site? Should we re-implement that, especially as posts potentially become stale?
The link listed for "Tail Recursion Optimisation in R" -- https://mailund.github.io/r-programmer-blog/post/2018-03-02-tailr-tail-recursion-optimisation-in-r/ -- doesn't work (404).
This is the link that works for me: https://mailund.github.io/r-programmer-blog/2018/03/02/tailr--tail-recursion-optimisation/
This post URL in the Live field is invalid.
The Importance of Communication for Analysis / Data Science ( www.mango-solutions.com )
https://www.mango-solutions.com/the-importance-of-communication-for-analysis-data-science/
There is big differences in trust, long term archival availability, version control (sic!), ... for a package on CRAN versus a package on a self-hosted website or on GitHub or similar. Because of this I think would be valuable if packages mentioned on rweekly.org are tagged or structured such that it clear they're not on CRAN or Bioconductor(*). This helps encourage submitting packages to CRAN, send the message that it makes a difference, while not discouraging GitHub-only packages to be announced here.
(*) The CRAN organization considers both CRAN and Bioconductor as so called "mainstream" repositories (e.g. a package on CRAN may depend on a Bioconductor package without further specifications).
Are the kaggle datasets allowed?
Are we allowed to add Reddit discussions like this?
Am I crazy for loving R as a general-purpose high-level language?
Here the duplicated lines *R Journal publication journey ( eranraviv.com ) * happen, https://rweekly.org/2019-10.html
Hi, Can I get my general RSS feed (https://jasdumas.github.io/feed.xml) exchanged for my R focused one (https://jasdumas.github.io/r-bloggers-feed.xml) for the RWeekly live pulls?
![[Images as x-axis labels](http://jcarroll.com.au/2016/06/03/images-as-x-axis-labels-updated/)](https://i2.wp.com/jcarroll.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/GDP_updated.png)
raw code Tutorials -> the first one and so on
should be : [![Images as x-axis labels](https://i2.wp.com/jcarroll.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/GDP_updated.png)](http://jcarroll.com.au/2016/06/03/images-as-x-axis-labels-updated/)]
?
@qinwf cc
what about moving our scripts to the package that has the app, and renaming it rweekly.tools or so?
I use the Rweekly RSS feed in Zotero. At least in Zotero, the feed only contains the weekly newsletter titles (e.g. R Weekly 2019-09 Lego, group_split) and nothing else. As such, it's pretty much useless. The RSS feed of R-bloggers feeds actual article titles with creator names and abstracts. Could the RSS feed of Rweekly be fixed so that it behaves in a similar way?
In the feedburner feed of the live stream (https://feeds.feedburner.com/rweekly-live), all new items are linked with a short-link that does'nt work.
For example, on today's feed :
This latest article ("ubiquity PKPD, PBPK, and Systems Pharmacology Modeling Tools") links to http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/rweekly-live/~3/mQpzLIiX69M/fuq , which is resolved as https://link.rweekly.org/fuq , which in turn resolve to an error :
Thus, this live feed can not be used as is, and requires to go to rweekly live page each time to access the proper links.
I noticed that new blogs of my site are no longer appearing at rweekly. I reassigned my blog at Submit, but this does not seem to change it. Not sure if it is something on your end or mine, but hopefully we can figure it out together.
Thanks
"Announcing RStudio Package Manager" is in the wrong place - not a package;
New Packages
CRAN
[...]
Source: commit 1152ebf
I routinely submit blog posts through the online form but never see them added to the weekly page -- is this possibly due to an error on my part? Is there some way to get a confirmation that submissions have been accepted? Or is it recommended to use GitHub instead?
Some of your section headings are not quite common English.
Insert a 'the' to yield
Insert a plural 's' to yield
Hello, I sent a blog to the webpage three weeks ago, and I realized that this is the 3rd time in a row that It appears.
I maintain a list of user groups and conferences: https://github.com/jumpingrivers/meetingsR When a conference or group is added to the pages, I automatically (via Travis) update CSV files at https://jumpingrivers.github.io/meetingsR/the-data.html
Two thoughts:
It's fairly easy to get upcoming conferences. For example,
library(tidyverse)
read_csv("https://jumpingrivers.github.io/meetingsR/events.csv") %>%
mutate(d = lubridate::ymd(paste(year, month, "01", sep = "-"))) %>%
filter(d < today() + months(3)) %>%
filter(d > today()) %>%
arrange(d) %>%
View()
Looking at the commits, it would be possible to determine new useR groups in the world. Straightforward to see if the repo has changed in the last week, but probably needs a human to parse the logs.
I think we discussed it before, ropensci/unconf18#63 (comment) reminded me
I see you have a PR template (and also an issue template) but then it's not related to anything in the contributing guide so I wasn't sure for instance how to justify/not justify the links I was adding? And here in the issue template likewise I am not sure I am doing things right. 😹
Thanks for a great newsletter!
Hi, @rweekly/main-weekly. It will be great to read the frozen draft post, and report and fix bugs before we release this issue.
If there is no bugs, it will be great to hit 👍 on this comment to let us know.
Thanks!
conf.rweekly.org seems a bit out of date, which was a bit confusing to me.
Maybe it would be a good idea to link to https://jumpingrivers.github.io/meetingsR/events.html? (cc @csgillespie)
I see you are already doing that in https://rweekly.org/#UpcomingEventsin3Months
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