The R-universe search engine WebUI now lazy-loads the cards (upon scrolling), such that we can include more results while making the page still load instantly! Have a look, e.g. r-universe.dev/search?q=json
This week there are two opportunities to share your questions/suggestions/ideas about R-universe.
On Monday (5pm CET) we meet with the R consortium repositories WG: github.com/RConsortium/r-…
On Tuesday (6pm CET) I will host rOpenSci's office hours: ropensci.org/events/coworki…
@StrictlyStat You only need xcode command line tools and that fortran 12.2 build linked on mac.r-project.org/tools/ (not homebrew fortran). The R stuff installs under /opt so it wont conflict. Don't use openmp.
mac.r-project.org/tools/ says to use xcode and have GNU Fortran (Homebrew GCC 13.2.0) 13.2.0
mac.r-project.org/openmp/ still says experimental
And my main question is what are the ripple effects across OSX system?
What is the current correct way to configure OSX with clang correctly for #rstats? I feel like I've put this off long enough (OpenMP and LLVM issues finally too much to bear). After I do it, what else should I update that's compiled (e.g. cmake) @opencpu@eddelbuettel
New technote on the blog: R-universe now builds WASM binaries for all R packages. Big thanks to @gwstagg for getting us this far! ropensci.org/blog/2023/11/1…
We now build webassembly binaries (for use with webr) for all R packages on r-universe. The chromium icon in the table indicates if a wasm build is available, e.g. ropensci.r-universe.dev/builds
Over the last year we interviewed 5 research groups who actively develop R software about their goals, practices, struggles, and how they make use of r-universe.dev. Check out the wrap-up blog: ropensci.org/blog/2023/11/0…