October 2015
Beginner to intermediate
246 pages
4h 55m
English
At this stage, it is supposed that the reader has already acquired enough technical knowledge to code a full application. This is naturally necessary to produce a successful output, but sometimes it is not enough. There are often thousands of different ways to get similar results in R or any other programming language. However, some of them are usually better than others in different ways: scalability, clearness, performance, timings, and so on.
In this chapter, an application is developed from scratch so that the reader comes face to face with a typical programmer's "real world" challenges where the pros and cons of different approaches are evaluated and decisions are taken with all their implications, ...
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