This is our rstudio::glimpse() newsletter. If you're reading this on the blog, you can subscribe here to receive this newsletter in your inbox. Opening This is our last newsletter as RStudio — the next time this newsletter lands in your inbox, we’ll... [...Read more...]

As a follow-up to last month’s MLOps with vetiver in Python and R webinar, we’d like to highlight and answer some of the great audience questions asked during the session. You can also check out the demo and slides on the webinar’s website.... [...Read more...]

Bilingual teams that want to do serious data science require collaboration, transparency, and reproducibility across R and Python workflows while empowering professionals to work in their preferred language(s). Accomplishing this requires tools built for interoperability at scale and a shared standard between data science languages. Here are a few ... [...Read more...]

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Tracy Teal is the Open Source Program Director at RStudio. This is our second rstudio::glimpse() newsletter. If you're reading this on the blog, you can subscribe here to receive this newsletter in your inbox. When I look back on rstudio::conf(2022)... [...Read more...]

We are thrilled to announce the release of vetiver, a framework for MLOps tasks in R and Python. The goal of vetiver is to provide fluent tooling to version, share, deploy, and monitor a trained model. Data scientists have open source tools that they l... [...Read more...]

We’re excited to announce the release of pins for Python! pins removes the hassle of managing data across projects, colleagues, and teams by providing a central place for people to store, version and retrieve data. If you’ve ever chased a CSV through a series of email exchanges, or ... [...Read more...]

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