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Trend-Anomaly Analysis of U.S. Federal Budget Balance
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Numbers of the Beast: Sasquatch Distribution Modelling
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Best Website Niches for Affiliate Marketing in 2025
Affiliate marketing isn’t new—but it’s far from outdated. With more content creators, bloggers, and digital entrepreneurs diving into performance-based revenue models, affiliate marketing remains a reliable path to monetization. But one question…
Testing your Plumber APIs from R
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Tagging Bioconductor packages with EDAM
The EDAM ontology is used to provide conceptual organization of resources in major initiatives like ELIXIR bio.tools and Galaxy. Bioconductor’s methods and data are tagged using an ad hoc terminologic hierarchy called…
Organizing R development using srcpkgs
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Testing Legacy Shiny Apps: Start with Behavior, Not Code
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Repost: Tidy RAG in R with ragnar
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R Package Quality: Maintainer Criteria
This is final part of a five part series of related posts on validating R packages. Other posts in the series are: At last we come to the final post! Over the…