Michael Chow · Feb 1, 2023

One year on the open source team at RStudio (now Posit)

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In early 2022 I joined RStudio’s open source group as its second full-time python developer. With one year under my belt, I wanted to look back on the things I’ve worked on, and what I’ve learned in the process.
I started at RStudio with a concrete task—port the R library pins to python—along with the expectation that I’d work on my tool for data analysis,…

In early 2022 I joined RStudio’s open source group as its second full-time python developer. With one year under my belt, I wanted to look back on the things I’ve worked on, and what I’ve learned in the process. I started at RStudio with a concrete task—port the R library pins to python—along with the expectation that I’d work on my tool for data analysis, siuba. Along the way, I collaborated with the shiny team, and ended up developed a real enthusiasm for the value of good documentation.

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