What''s new in R 4.4.0?

R 4.4.0 introduces some cool features (one of which is experimental) and makes one of our favourite {rlang} operators available in base R. There are a few things you might need to be

Here''s What You Need to Know About HIPAA''s February 2026

Updates to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) notice of privacy practices (NPP) are required by February 16, 2026. Below is an overview of what changes

What''s New in R

Welcome to this week''s edition of What''s New in R ! This week, we''re featuring a comparison of mapping packages in R, an article on what makes R great for data science, and a talk

What''s New in R

Welcome to this week''s edition of What''s New in R ! This week, we''re featuring a geospatial analysis of Barcelona''s nightlife scene, a demonstration of AI-assisted data exploration in Positron, and a

R: R News

New API functions R_ClosureFormals, R_ClosureBody, and R_ClosureEnv for extracting closure components. The existing functions R_ClosureExpr and R_BytecodeExpr have also been added to

The R Project for Statistical Computing

R is a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics. It compiles and runs on a wide variety of UNIX platforms, Windows and MacOS. To download R, please choose your

R: What''s New?

New features and bug fixes of the latest release version of R are documented in the file NEWS (also contained in the R sources). Important announcements posted by the R Core Development team:

The Evolution of R: What''s New in the Latest Version

With each new version, R reinvents itself, expanding its range of capabilities to adapt to the ever-growing demands of data analysts and researchers. The latest iteration of R, rich in innovative

Changes in R

We present important changes in the development version of R (referred to as R-devel, to become R 4.2) and give a summary of the new search engine interfaced by RSiteSearch(). Some statistics on

What''s New in R: July 22, 2024

Welcome to this week''s edition of What''s New in R ! This week, we''re featuring a new code editor, a timeline of R''s history, and an attempt to model crochet patterns with ggplot.