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R-universe now builds WebAssembly binaries for all R packages for use in WebR applications such as shinylive.
In this article we summarize the interviews of the series Meeting the stars of the R universe In this article, we bring you five examples of organizations and teams that choose the R Universe to facilitate access and promote community sharing of data and software.
The new version of the opencv package includes a cool QR code scanner.
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As part of our multilingual publishing project, and with funding from the R Consortium, we’ve worked on the R package babeldown for translating Markdown-based content using the DeepL API. In this tech note, we’ll show how you can use babeldown to translate a Hugo blog post!
Motivation
Translating a Markdown blog post from your R console is not only more comfortable (when you’ve already written said blog post in R), but also less frustrating. With babeldown, compared to copy-pasting the content of a blog post into some translation service, the Markdown syntax won’t be broken1, and code chunks won’t be translated. This works, because under the hood, babeldown uses tinkr to produce XML which it then sends to the DeepL API, flagging some tags as not to be translated. It then converts the XML translated by DeepL back into Markdown again.
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