Writing good code for data science is only part of the job. In order to maximizing the usefulness and reusability of data science software, code must be organized and distributed in a manner that adheres to community-based standards and provides a good user experience. This course covers the primary means by which R software is organized and distributed to others. We cover R package development, writing good documentation and vignettes, writing robust software, cross-platform development, continuous integration tools, and distributing packages via CRAN and GitHub. Learners will produce R packages that satisfy the criteria for submission to CRAN.

Building R Packages

Building R Packages
This course is part of Mastering Software Development in R Specialization


Instructors: Roger D. Peng, PhD
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Reviewed on Jul 13, 2018
Amazing course! Will explain every detail regarding R package creation.
Reviewed on Feb 7, 2018
Good slow walk through of the process for creating and checking a package
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The course delivered the basic goals of creating a package for the first time in R!
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