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Maybe opportunities to join efforts ? #17
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We have a group on skype for humanitarian data analyst: https://join.skype.com/qYBKC5q3wKp4 |
Sorry but am not available for Skype at the moment. I have a couple of projects that I am busy with. I've looked into your As for the My main goal for From my point of view, I think that the I am keen to hear what your thoughts are and what your aim was for raising an issue/getting in touch. Thanks. |
Dear Ernest - Thanks for your suggestions - we are now working on better documentation and are looking at getting the package on CRAN. Will asap add on the repo some output from the package so that you can quickly see what we get. Actually the vision for the package is exactly the one you describe - i.e. an integration of a series of existing package to facilitates the analysis workflow. The existing functions in the packages are designed to support. We have already a shinyapp that helps users to navigate through those functions. In this regard, I was looking at integrating your package for data retrieving on the server - especially when the form includes repeat elements. If you see some precise functions within the package that could be pulled out in separate packages (I can only agree with your points on small more manageable packages), we would definitely consider your suggestions. Any other suggestions you would have would also be highly appreciated. I hope you will be able to find to discuss at some points. Congrats again for the good work! |
Hi - Just discovering your package today - excellent - have you already seen https://unhcr.github.io/koboloadeR/docs/ ?
It seems that there are definitely ideas in common between the 2 packages...
Best,
Edouard
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