With the new {rhino} 1.8.0, we’re happy to introduce {box.linters}. This new package helps check code for projects using {box}. Looking to upgrade your enterprise dashboard to Rhino? Check out how it’s done with the World Bank’s Carbon Pricing dashboard. In this article, we’ll show you ...
Documentation serves multiple purposes and may be useful for various audiences, including your future self, collaborators, users and contributors - should you aim at packaging some of your code into a general-purpose library.
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I personally find that one of the biggest challenge when doing research is to keep things neat and organized. Having a good management system for your code and resources is key to optimizing time and brain resources. In this post, I discuss various met... [...Read more...]
Your future self and others should be able to recreate the minimal environment to run the scripts in your research project. This is best achieved using package managers and virtual environments.
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Code testing is essential to identify and fix potential issues, to maintain sanity over the course of the development of the project and quickly identify bugs, and to ensure the reliability and sanity of your experiment overtime.
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Inclusion of our shiny.gosling package on Bioconductor is a three-fold milestone for us. First, it gives our developers the recognition they deserve. Second, it strengthens our position as a leading voice in bioinformatics software development. And finally, it amplifies our visibility and credibility within the scientific community. For you, ...
A new minor version of the openai-python package was released late on Friday 7 June 2024, only a couple of days after the last minor release. This release adds a chunking_strategy argument to the methods for adding files to vector stores. [...Read more...]