Posts
George Stagg
First in a series of blog posts about what’s new in R for WebAssembly. The latest release of webR 0.4.2 is now available, with updates to the viewer mechanism, support for displaying htmlwidgets, an IndexedDB virtual filesystem driver, and improved packaging for WebAssembly R binaries. Read more ...
2024/10/11
Simon Couch, Hannah Frick, and Max Kuhn
The tidymodels team has been hard at work on postprocessing, a set of features to adjust model predictions. The functionality includes a new package as well as changes across the framework. Read more ...
2024/10/08
Thomas Lin Pedersen
patchwork 1.3.0 has just been released bringing refinements to the free() function and full on support for gt tables Read more ...
2024/09/13
Hadley Wickham
pkgdown 2.1.0 includes two major new features: support for quarto vignettes and a “light switch” that lets the reader switch between light and dark mode. It also contains a bunch of other improvements to both the user and the developer experience. Read more ...
2024/07/08
Emil Hvitfeldt
recipes 1.1.0 is on CRAN! recipes now have better input checking and quality of life errors. Read more ...
2024/07/08
Simon Couch
A new release of the parsnip extension package bonsai introduces support for oblique random forests for classification and regression to tidymodels. Read more ...
2024/06/25
Gábor Csárdi
Nanoparquet is a new R package that can read and write (flat) Parquet files. This post covers its features and limitations. Read more ...
2024/06/20
Thomas Lin Pedersen
The initial release brings markdown awareness to grid and ggplot2 to allow for rich text formatting in R graphics. Read more ...
2024/05/29
Hannah Frick
The tidymodels team has been busy working on all sorts of new features across the framework. Read more ...
2024/04/24
Simon Couch
While we’ve written about survival analysis and machine learning fairness already, the newest tune release includes a number of other major changes. Read more ...
2024/04/18