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      <title>Build an R package with {usethis}</title>
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      <description>Ossie, a Cabinet Office cat (via @cabinetofficeuk)  tl;dr  I gave a talk about creating an R package with helper functions from the {usethis} package In the session I created a new package from scratch called {cabinet} for identifying the cats that live in the UK Government’s Cabinet Office See the slides in a dedicated window or view their source See the {cabinet} package source and its website Jump to a list of other materials   Coffee packaging I gave a talk at a Cabinet Office Coffee &amp;amp; Coding session about building R packages from scratch.</description>
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      <description>US Attorney-General Jeff Sessions-Info (via Giphy)  Session info? What Session info is just some details about your working environment like your version of R, the locale it’s running from and any loaded packages.
It gives a snapshot to help people reproduce what you’ve done or spot any anomalies. You might get asked for this if someone is diagnosing your R problem. You may also see it at the end of blog posts or reports.</description>
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