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I had never ported a Rust crate to R, and I wanted more control over link checking than I was getting.
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I’m an R person who somehow shipped two cross-platform desktop apps in a Rust + Tauri + React stack I don’t speak natively.
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My Hugo blog renders Quarto-generated figures with my own theme’s image render hook, which means I want figures to come out as plain markdown image syntax — not the verbose <figure> HTML that Quarto’s hugo-md format produces by default.
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It’s been two years since I started tracking my Long Covid with the Visible app, and a year since I last sat down with the data here on the blog.
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The Norwegian Directorate of Health published draft guidelines for ME/CFS that recommend graded activity over pacing — the opposite of what NICE 2021 concluded and what the biomedical evidence supports.
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My dotfiles repo has evolved from basic shell configs to a full system that keeps my AI coding agents in sync.
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Stop playing “diagnostics ping-pong” with your users.
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A year of deliberate work despite post-COVID recovery: API explorations with httr2, the R Package Development Advent Calendar, ggseg improvements, and looking ahead to 2026.
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A comprehensive guide to modern R package development, covering setup, documentation, testing, CI/CD, and CRAN submission, a summary of a social media advent calendar.
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Deep dive into apply() for matrices and high-dimensional arrays.
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Make your own glowing, wiggly ghosts in R with a dash of randomness and a lot of neon.
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Learn when and how to use mapply for applying functions with multiple varying arguments.
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Explore the dynamics of Hugo modules and Git submodules in managing site dependencies efficiently.
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Learn how to automate LinkedIn carousel creation with R and the free Gemini API.
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This post details the process of setting up an OAuth2 Machine-to-Machine (M2M) client using the httr2 package in R.
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This blog post delves into the my personal Long Covid data, collected via the Visible app, using Principal Component Analysis (PCA).
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This post dives into a year of tracking Long Covid symptoms and progress using the Visible app.
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After 6 months, Positron’s modern interface, polyglot support, & viewers are loved.
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In this post I explore local large language models (LLMs) with R for code assistance, using tools like chores, ensure, gander, and continue in Positron.
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I share my experience integrating R with the LinkedIn API, focusing on personal authentication and posting processes.
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A deeply personal reflection on a challenging year with long COVID, highlighting the journey through illness, rehab, support from loved ones, and small victories.
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With the recent mass exodus from Xitter, Bluesky has emerged as a new home for the R community.
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Learn how to use apply-functions in R to read multiple files efficiently.
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Optimize your blog’s SEO and Zenodo metadata with automated summaries using Hugging Face’s text summarization models.
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Making your blog FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) by archiving posts on Zenodo and adding DOIs.
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Positron, an IDE developed for data science, combines the best features of RStudio and Visual Studio Code.
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Improve your GitHub profile with these tips.
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Customize your R startup experience by modifying the R startup message, adding useful system information, and fun elements like a praise or colour bar.
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Explore my programming IDE journey, from MATLAB and gedit to RStudio and VSCode.
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Learn how to handle git mistakes and recover lost work with simple solutions.
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Learn to create model matrices for Freesurfer Linear Mixed Models (LMM) in R using built-in functions.
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Teaching is rewarding, especially in coding workshops.
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Reflecting on the past years, I’ve focused on significant career milestones, volunteer work, and a new website revamp.
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This is a theme for creating a website theme for the Hugo static site generator.
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Revamping a website and organizing content can be challenging.
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Attending Posit::conf (formerly RStudio::conf) in Chicago was an exhilarating experience filled with learning, speaking engagements, insightful workshops, and connecting with the R and Data Science communities.
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Explore 15 essential pieces of R code to streamline your data analysis and visualization workflow.
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Learn to replace loops with vectorized apply functions in R for efficient data manipulation.
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Workshop: How to work efficiently with datasets in R using the Tidyverse, a Carpentries-style workshop.
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Generate automated reports in Rmarkdown by creating reusable child templates.
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Switch from Disqus to Giscus for comments on your Hugo site using blogdown.
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Learn to build Hugo websites using GitHub Actions and deploy them with Netlify.
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We released a new version of the ggseg R-package for visualizing brain atlases.
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Here’s a ggplot2 holiday card wishing you a better 2021!
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This year, I started a Twitter advent calendar showcasing one R-package per day, each of which I find essential for my work.
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Workshop: A 6 hour introduction to Quarto for report generation in R.
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R-Packages: A set of packages for visualizing brain atlas data in R.
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Linear regression is essential in psychology, often disguised as t-tests or ANOVAs.
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Updating my hugo setup on netlify took over a year of delays due to complexities.
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For neuroimaging, toggling between R and imaging software like FSL or Freesurfer is common.