ore straightforward
>>> for them to learn.
>>>
>>> cheers,
>>> mike
>>>
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Hi All,
while I understand the attraction of minimising the number of systems
and UIs used in a workshop, I thin
Agree with previous comments. A couple of points:
- I always make a point of emphasizing that learners should install the
*newest* version of R/RStudio before the workshop (and should check with
me if they can't for some reason); this minimizes problems.
- See Jenny Bryan's excellent
Dear Abhijit,
As in our institute the usage of git/github from within Rstudio was a
specific request from the researchers, we do have a hands-on workshop for
git in Rstudio, see https://inbo.github.io/git-course/course_rstudio.html.
Maybe this could be useful..
regards,
Stijn
2018-03-14 13:39
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cheers,
mike
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Subject: Re: [Discuss] Git lesson through RStudio?
Hi All,
while I understand the attraction of minimising the number of systems
and UIs used in a
Thanks for the feedback!
One of the reasons RStudio is attractive is that the workshop becomes
immersive and unified in one IDE.
The git interface is pretty good, and merge conflicts are dealt with much
as a standard text editor would, so standard but nothing as nice as Atom.
For beginners, and
Hi Abhijit,
The Software Carpentry "bylaws" only mentioned that you must teach a version
control system. It could be Git, Mercurial, SVN or another one.
In terms of learners experience during the lesson, I was helping on a web
development workshop and I noticed that different users had
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> *Cc:* Software Carpentry Discussion <discuss@lists.software-carpentry.org>;
> Abhijit Dasgupta <dasgu...@mail.nih.gov>
> *Subject:* Re: [Discuss] Git lesson through RStu
14, 2018 7:08 AM
To: stijn van hoey <stijnvanh...@gmail.com>
Cc: Software Carpentry Discussion <discuss@lists.software-carpentry.org>;
Abhijit Dasgupta <dasgu...@mail.nih.gov>
Subject: Re: [Discuss] Git lesson through RStudio?
Nice!! I'm sure I wasn't the only one with this tho
Nice!! I'm sure I wasn't the only one with this thought :)
stijn van hoey wrote:
Dear Abhijit,
As in our institute the usage of git/github from within Rstudio was a
specific request from the researchers, we do have a hands-on workshop
for git in Rstudio, see
Hello,
I am working on a SWC workshop based on R that's coming up, and I had a
thought. For the R based workshops, we use RStudio, which also has a Git
interface, and in fact you can initialize and set up git for a project
through the RStudio Project interface. In fact this is a common
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