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#RKWard

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devSJR :python: :rstats:

@kev I am sorry to hear this. Thanks for all the work you did. I, and certainly other FOSS folks, appreciated it. FOSSTODON helped to spread the word about #RKWard. Therefore, also thanks from this side.

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devSJR :python: :rstats:

📊 #RKWard, the powerful #rstats IDE/GUI has just released its latest update 0.8.1 /w enhancements. 🚀

- Now you can register your custom R functions in the menu using rk.menu()! 💪
- New plugin for Linux users to easily download the latest AppImage version. 👾
- Several fixes 🖼️.
- The glyph()-functionality has been implemented for better visual representation in the RK() device! ✨

More info here: rkward.kde.org/

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Codrus 🇺🇲

I've got to say, I'm *very* impressed with #RKward from #KDE. It's a phenomenal piece of software, and it blends with the rest of my desktop perfectly. KDE has far better visual cohesion in its tools than Windows, and it's at least as cohesive as MacOS. All that, while being super user-friendly, with most tasks automated!

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devSJR :python: :rstats:

The practical thing about #RKWard is that you can enter commands for each session that are always executed. For example, you can use this to load certain packages as standard. Here in the example I use the great library data.table, which is automatically loaded at each start of RKWard.

The screenshot shows the menu interface of RKWard, where you can define within the settings, which commands are executed at the start of each session. In this example, the data.table library will load. The advantage for the user is that he does not have to think, every time, which library he has to load to be able to work immediately. Of course, there is a disadvantage in this approach that the packages do not necessarily end up in the scripts if one forgets to define them. RKWard is a user interface, and an integrated development environment for the statistical programming language R. It is open source and runs on all operating systems.
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