"If progress is to be made in graphics, we must be prepared to set aside old procedures when better ones are developed, just as is done in other areas of science" ~ W.S. Cleveland, 1983
These are some general suggestions to make the code portable, transferable and usable.
- Be minimal and light when you are coding in R (or any programming language).
- The migration of data and no documented source code is usually time consuming and a waste of time.
- Avoid any heavy files which means that you have to add description on where and how to download those huge files or paths.
- Start your code indicating authorship, last update, and contact info and provide an outline of the code structure and through the code use the same numbers so people can naviage the code easily. Comment the code every three lines 🔗
- .Rhistory
- README.md
- .R files
To learn more about R, we encourga the read to explore the following references: 🔗
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