Alex writes:
> Dear all,
> ...
> a. Do you know if there is any system that can convert our R scripts
> to html pages with some nice dependency graphs (which functions calls
which).
>
> b. Could you please suggest me an easy way to exchange the R code
> with my colleagues. I know about these version systems but
> unfortunately they look pretty bizarre to me.
We're in the same boat, and have been for a few years. Version control
software can be complicated to use for distributed projects, but for small
ones (less than 20 people in 6 different timezones, no need to reconcile
lots of branches, etc) the advice I've read is to just pick one and go
with it, ignoring most of the bells & whistles until you need them. We
expect to use git as soon as it gets through the bureaucracy here.
We've also found unit testing invaluable to our development, so get and
use the RUnit package. Regular use insures our code runs the way we
expect and the way the customer expects, even after multiple edits and
across R updates. I've yet to find a way to integrate it into Eclipse,
but it's still a fundamental part of our development.
Good luck finding a dependency checker; I'm sure one or more are out
there.
cur
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