A list of R conferences and meetings.

In our latest blog post we compare the Pandas and Polars syntax for standard data-manipulation tasks.

This October, Jumping Rivers hosted the fourth installment of our conference "Shiny In Production". Here we summarise the talks and workshops that were presented.

At Jumping Rivers we love data dashboards and are delighted to announce the release of a gallery to showcase our application-development skills.

Healthcare leaders met at ISPOR Europe 2025, the leading European conference for HEOR, 9-12 November for discussion and dissemination of the latest trends in healthcare.

In this two-part blog series, I am going to demonstrate how to use Poetry to create a Python package, set up testing infrastructure and install it.

Diffify provides you with a comparison between different versions of R packages stored on CRAN or Python packages stored on PyPI.

If your Posit Team products set-up isn't working for you, or you've noticed bugs, quirks and instability, our Posit Health check is for you. Our team of Posit specialists will check your setup against established best practices to see how your installation matches up. We have a range of offerings, whether you just want an issue report, through to specific guidance on issue resolution, risk assessments and authentication checks.

A list of R conferences and meetings.

"In part two of this blog series, I am going to demonstrate how to use document, test and publish a python package."

Python 3.14 was released in October. Here we summarise some of the more interesting changes and some trends in Python development and data-science over the past year.

Events | A list of R conferences and meetings.

In this blog I’ll share real-world lessons from deploying Posit Workbench on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), including practical debugging tips, common pitfalls, and the importance of looking beyond the cluster when issues arise.

Creating clarity with your data

For quite some time, AI had kept it's grubby little hands out of the music production world. Now, a good percentage of the plugins (a plugin is a piece of software you can "plug in" to an audio track to add effects or generate audio) I see are advertised as "using AI". From reverb removers (yes, that's right, you can now remove the reverb from an audio recording), to EQ analysers. Today we'll focus on stem separation.

Shiny in Production Conference is fast approaching and we wouldn't be able to put it on without the support of our sponsors!

In this blog we are creating an animated map of the gapminder data using {ggplot2} and {gganimate}. In the process we will cover some of the common pitfalls when working with spatial data and how to get round them!

This is part two of our two part series Part 1: The importance of web accessibility standards Part 2: Accessibility in R applications: {shiny} (this post) Web applications that are Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) compliant are becoming an increasingly prominent part of my role as a data scientist as the importance of ensuring that data products are available to all takes a more central focus. This is particularly true in the case of building solutions for public sector organisations in the UK as they are under a legal obligation to meet certain accessibility requirements.

Do you use R? Would you like to play a part in sustaining it? Find out about the R Dev Day that is returning as a satellite event to Shiny in Production 2025. This post will answer questions you may have, such as: “Do I need to be an R guru to participate?”, “What will I be expected to do?”, and “Is there a cost to attend?”. Hopefully by the end, you’ll be motivated to sign up!

Jupyter notebooks are a popular tool for data scientists using Python. They allow us to mix together plain text (formatted as Markdown) with Python code. In this post, we will show you how to produce reproducible PDF and HTML reports from a Jupyter notebook using Quarto.