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I'd say there was been a backlash against tidyverse, but tidyverse is beloved by most new R programmers, and fighting it is a one-way ticket to irrelevance. Re
by civilized 4y ago
I'd say there was been a backlash against tidyverse, but tidyverse is beloved by most new R programmers, and fighting it is a one-way ticket to irrelevance.
Re: antagonistic behavior, I would just recommend that all participants consider the old glass houses proverb as applicable to themselves, and try to do better going forward.
- Fomite 4y agoIn contrast, in my experience students relying heavily on tidyverse love it - but are also poorly positioned for doing anything that's not contained in an easily found template.
- civilized 4y agoI don't think that is the tidyverse's fault. Learning the tidyverse doesn't corrupt your brain and make it impossible to learn about vectors and subscripts.