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The rOpenSci Champions Program starts this 2024 with a new cohort of Champions. We are pleased to introduce you to our Champions and their projects!
We recently introduced a new paragraph to the development version of our dev guide
Provide a way for users to opt out of verbosity, preferably at the package level: make message creation dependent on an environment variable or option (like “usethis.quiet” in the usethis package), rather than on a function parameter. The control of messages could be on several levels (“none, “inform”, “debug”) rather than logical (no messages at all / all messages). Control of verbosity is useful for end users but also in tests. More interesting comments can be found in an issue of the tidyverse design guide.
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MacOS ARM64 binaries for use on Apple Silicon (aka M1/M2/M3) through R-universe; coworking; new packages and package news
As part of rOpenSci’s multilingual publishing project1, we have been developing the babeldown R package, for translating Markdown-based content using the DeepL API.
In a previous tech note we demonstrated the use of babeldown for translating a blog post in a workflow supported by Git. Here we use babeldown for translating living documents, such as our developer’s guide. In this case, translations not only need to be created at the time in first writing, but also updated as the document is changed over time.
...R-universe now builds MacOS ARM64 binaries for use on Apple Silicon (aka M1/M2/M3) systems.
