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rstudio::conf(2022) | July 25-28th in D.C. 7/25 - 7/28 in D.C.
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rstudio::conf 2018
Contributing to Tidyverse packages
February 27, 2018
Contributing to open-source software can make you a better programmer, increase your visibility in the community, and help you shape and improve the tools you use every day. This talk will cover the strategies and mechanics of making contributions to "mature" open-source projects, and focus on the Tidyverse in particular. From minor changes, to major features, we''ll walk-through some of the collaborative dynamics and technical elements to expect, and discuss strategies to make contributing maximally rewarding for you and project maintainers.
Mara Averick (better known as @dataandme) is our tidyverse developer advocate. She got into R by way of a long-time love of the NBA and (fantasy) basketball. When not catering to the every whim of her dogs, she can be found: perusing weird words; indulging her bibliomania; and/or quantifying, visualizing, and watching Archer.