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Windows ARM64 comes to R-universe

Attentive package authors already noticed something new in their r-universe page over the past few weeks: R-universe has quietly started building and checking packages for Windows ARM64.

R-universe has supported ARM64 on Linux and macOS for some time already, but not Windows. With this addition, packages are now built and checked on both x86_64 and ARM64 across all major operating systems, making the R ecosystem fully ARM ready.

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The Journey of {nycOpenData}: From Classroom to Community

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FADE IN

Nine students in the M.S. in Psychology Research program at Brooklyn College, New York City (NYC), USA are taking the course Reproducible Psychological Research, where they are learning how to code for the first time. All of them have their cameras off. They are all learning R for the first time, and as an introduction to R, are being taught using the mtcars dataset.

Nine NYC graduate students who

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From Peer Review to Mentorship: My rOpenSci Story

From submitting a package, to reviewing one, to mentoring a Champion: my path with rOpenSci.

FOSS Tools for Lazy Editors

How we streamlined the editing of our blog posts using 4 open-source tools that you could adopt too

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