parsnip 1.0.2 includes a number of changes to how the package checks model specifications, improving error messages and tightening integration with its extension packages. Read more ...

Using another package as a dependency is a two-way street, but the expectations can be murky. This blog post guides you towards becoming a stellar reverse dependency. Read more ...

Davis Vaughan’s talk from rstudio::conf(2022) on clock, an R package that aims to provide comprehensive and safe handling of date-times. Read more ...

Version 0.2.0 of brulee introduces learning rate schedulers. Read more ...

We’re hiring a Developer Educator for tidyverse package development and a Quarto Developer Advocate. Come work with us! Read more ...

Some models store information in locations that cannot be saved via regular R serialization. The new bundle package provides a consistent interface for bundling model objects with their references so that they can be safely saved and re-loaded in production. Read more ...

The next release of ggplot2 will contain a number of internal improvements and fixes long-time inconsistencies. One of these are the conflation of point size and linewidth into the same aesthetic. This post will go into detail with how you can make your extension package work well with the new linewidth aesthetic. Read more ...

censored 0.1.0 is a new tidymodels package for survival models. Read more ...

rsample 1.1.0 is now on CRAN! This release provides a ton of new functions for grouped resampling, as well as a few long-awaited utility functions. Read more ...

Q2 marks the end of the season of case weights, with 25 new releases. Read more ...