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blog.tomkerkhove.be | ||
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ropensci.org
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| | | | | At rOpenSci, we encourage R package developers to take advantage of Continuous Integration services to automatically check the package on different platforms, with different versions of R. The rOpenSci dev guide dedicates chapter 2 to the topic of Continuous Integration Best Practices, and recommends a few common CI vendors, including Travis CI. Travis CI has been a pioneer in free public CI services, and made the concept popular in the open-source community. The service started to get wide adoption in 2012, and native support for R was added by Craig Citro in 2015, with more contributions from current maintainers Jim Hester and later Jeroen. In 2016 we wrote a blog post about using a build-matrix in order to check your packages on multiple versions of Linux and MacOS, which is super powerful for R package development. | |
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www.ivobeerens.nl
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| | | | | All about End User Computing, AVD, Windows 365 and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) | |
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jreypo.io
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| | | | | It has been almost 13 months since my last publication in the blog, you could say it has a lost year for my small corner in the Internet and that would be true. However it has not been a lost year for me personally, not at all. Many things happened during all these months, the most obvious of course is the COVID-19 health world crisis, I am grateful because me and my family are doing fine and I sincerely hope that you and your families are all healthy and safe. | |
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4bes.nl
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| | | With Visual Studio Code you can work with Azure Function Apps. Find out how to prepare to create an Azure PowerShell Function with Visual studio Code. | ||
