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I've done a bunch of work on haven recently, so if you rely on it you might want to try out the dev version: tidyverse/haven. One of the headline features of the upcoming work is that write_sas() finally properly works! #rstats
Polars (r-polars, tidypolars,) vs DuckDB (duckdb-r, duckplyr): what are you using ? I've been looking at the "fast data wrangling in R" options. I have found four packages: - r-polars, the native Polars API - tidypolars, dplyr-style syntax on Polars - duckdb-r, DuckDB via DBI/SQL - duckplyr, dplyr syntax on DuckDB I'd love to hear from people 1. your experience after using them? 2. why you pick one over the others? Thank you very much for sharing your reviews!
Nice :). Along the same lines, targets + ggplot2 (w S7) when using brms. ggplot2#6784