R Govys January: The CRAN Cookbook

The CRAN Cookbook was created to address common issues in R package submissions and re-submissions to CRAN, which often cause delays or package archiving. While solutions are available in the Writing R Extensions manual and CRAN Repository Policy, they can be difficult for maintainers to interpret and apply quickly. By offering user-friendly guidance, the CRAN Cookbook aims to empower maintainers to resolve problems efficiently, streamline the submission process, and improve the feedback loop with the CRAN Team. Ultimately, this resource seeks to build confidence and the knowledge base of package maintainers. The Cookbook contains practical “recipes” organized by different parts of the package structure. The CRAN Cookbook is curated by Jasmine Daly and Beni Altmann, with guidance from a steering committee of experts: Heather Turner, Bettina Grün, and Gwynn Gebeyehu. (Source: https://contributor.r-project.org/cran-cookbook/)

Presented by Jasmine Daly who is the Principal Consultant & Founder of Daly Analytics, which is a Black & Woman-owned consultancy (https://www.dalyanalytics.com/). Her passion lies in bridging the gap between complex data and practical solutions, and she has a wide range of expertise from working at startups to Fortune 500 companies and across a spectrum of industries. As a Biomedical Engineer turned Data Scientist, she loves sharing her knowledge with others.

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Beni Altmann is a student assitant working on the CRAN Submission process. He is part of the manual inspection team which looks at all new CRAN submissions. Apart from his job at CRAN, he studies Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Vienna.

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