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This is not a post about how to create an R package, or even about why you might want to. I want to tell you my experience creating glossr: what I had when I came in and what I learned along the way.

Sometimes you find cool tools to improve your R experience but the documentation is challenging, assuming knowledge you don’t have, previous steps you didn’t take, a confidence that hides beyond the moving horizon. Hopefully, with this very long post you can create a solid sequence of steps to set up self-contained, reproducibe R projects and release you from about 40% of your daily dosis of anxiety.

My long and winding journey from not wanting to write functions to using them everywhere in increasingly complex solutions.

What I learned from writing my dissertation with R Markdown. First part of at two-parts post on Academic Writing with R Markdown

Why am I using R Markdown for academic writing and why would you want to? First part of at two-parts post on Academic Writing with R Markdown

Now that I learned about Obsidian, I’m readjusting how I take notes and organize my literature readings. The next step is to integrate it with Zotero!

Short story I wrote ages ago, inspired by Genji and my own fantasies.

This is a short story inspired by the “Mundial de la Escritura” (in which I am not participating). The original is in English!

On learning programming and getting the languages mixed.

On 19/Oct/2021 gave a presentation on starting with Git and Github and why you might be interested; click on the link above to download the slides. I’ve learned a lot in the past years and become extremely aware of it.