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Fun fact: there exists a "Why R? Foundation" which holds yearly conferences, because after all these years the R community just cannot find a sensible reason to
by mtizim 5y ago
Fun fact: there exists a "Why R? Foundation" which holds yearly conferences, because after all these years the R community just cannot find a sensible reason to use the language.
- BrokrnAlgorithm 5y agoI used to do R intensly. What I found, after moving to more "SE"-centric languages such as Python or C++, was that R becomes quite frustrating when you need to build something maintainable. Which is basically a definition that should apply to every package. As soon as S3, R6 and whatnot comes into play at multiple levels, I'm better off moving to C in order to minimize interacting with R's class system and having that done only at the topmost layer.