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> Instead of categorizing code by files, everything is shoved into massive files. That's not really RStudio's fault. It is just how many people use R and were
by ellisv 3y ago
> Instead of categorizing code by files, everything is shoved into massive files.
That's not really RStudio's fault. It is just how many people use R and were taught.
> code is run out-of-order which makes the code organization and flow of a program a complete disaster.
In my experience, with R Markdown, this is untrue. I see Jupyter Notebooks with cells run out of order much more often.
- madcaptenor 3y agoI have done a lot in R Markdown, and the project I'm currently working on has me mostly working in Databricks notebooks (which are very similar to Jupyter notebooks). My execution gets out of order a lot more often in Databricks.