Posts

faviconPlease

Software Development with R

A favicon-grabber for R

OmicNavigator

bioinformatics

Open-source software for omic data analysis and visualization

My experience at the Chicago R Collaborative 2020

conference

A fun event to build the R community

R programming in the Windows Subsystem for Linux

Software Development with R
Ubuntu
Windows

A comprehensive guide to setup an R development environment for Ubuntu running in the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

How to efficiently calculate pairwise overlaps of many sets

Software Development with R

An example of progressively optimizing the speed of a function

Some themes from rstudio::conf 2020

conference

There were a lot of great talks at rstudio::conf. In this post I highlight a few of the themes that emerged for me.

Automate commits to GitHub from a CircleCI job

devops

Automatically update your documentation or other repository content by authenticating CircleCI to push commits directly to GitHub

Debug your R package on CircleCI via Docker or SSH

Software Development with R
devops
debugging

If your CircleCI build is failing, you can interactively debug it locally or remotely.

CircleCI for R: Workflows, caches, and more

Software Development with R
devops

Enhance your continuous integration tests on CircleCI

Debug your R package on AppVeyor via Remote Desktop

Software Development with R
devops
debugging

If you can't replicate the error locally, you can access an AppVeyor server via Remote Desktop to interactively debug your R package.

Debug your R package on Travis CI via SSH

Software Development with R
devops
debugging

If you can't replicate the error locally, you can SSH into a Travis server to interactively debug your R package.

CircleCI for R: Motivation and basic setup

Software Development with R
devops

If you like using Docker, you should try out CircleCI for testing your R packages and projects.

More articles »

Posts

Corrections

If you see mistakes or want to suggest changes, please create an issue on the source repository.

Reuse

Text and figures are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 4.0. Source code is available at https://github.com/jdblischak/blog.jdblischak.com, unless otherwise noted. The figures that have been reused from other sources don't fall under this license and can be recognized by a note in their caption: "Figure from ...".