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...responses relative to advantages are going to be, to some extent, broadly industry specific. That being said, in many domains, knowing R, along with other relevant applications and programming languages can only be beneficial in many cases. R is becoming increasingly popular (e.g. see: https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/). However, depending upon the subject matter domain you will work in and to a large extent, the company or institution you will work for, those factors can have a material influence on the role that R might play in that environment. Others can perhaps chime in with other thoughts...

...relative to advantages are going to be, to some extent, broadly industry specific. That being said, in many domains, knowing R, along with other relevant applications and programming languages can only be beneficial in many cases. > > R is becoming increasingly popular (e.g. see: https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/). However, depending upon the subject matter domain you will work in and to a large extent, the company or institution you will work for, those factors can have a material influence on the role that R might play in that environment. > > Others can perhaps chime in with othe...

hello guys, i am a petroleum engineering student and i will be having a long semester break and currently i am learning THE R PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE just out of interest. I would just like to know if i am able to design a business analysis software using R as in create a type of software that can be sold to business people. can this be done in R language? another thing is if i do learn this all

...re going to be, to some extent, >broadly industry specific. That being said, in many domains, knowing R, >along with other relevant applications and programming languages can >only be beneficial in many cases. >> >> R is becoming increasingly popular (e.g. see: >https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/). However, depending upon the >subject matter domain you will work in and to a large extent, the >company or institution you will work for, those factors can have a >material influence on the role that R might play in that environment. >> >> Others can perhap...

...d tools for building intelligent applications with R: http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/r-cloud-tools.html A guide to implementing deep neural networks from scratch in R: http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/neural-networks-r6.html R leaps to its highest position -- 8th -- in the TIOBE language rankings: http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/tiobe-2017.html A field guide to the ecosystem surrounding R: http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/a-field-guide-to-the-r-ecosystem.html Using the Rcpp package to parallelize an association rules problem: http://blog.revolutio...

Simon, Java is still one of the most popular languages out there, in particular in large organizations. See e.g. https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ . However, there has been a lot of confusion because of Oracle's licencing change in 2019. But the good news is, there are more alternatives than ever. See e.g. https://labs.consol.de/development/2019/02/05/oracle-license-is-the-free-lunch-over.html . And also Oracle has a ver...

...nt, >> broadly industry specific. That being said, in many domains, knowing R, >> along with other relevant applications and programming languages can >> only be beneficial in many cases. >>> >>> R is becoming increasingly popular (e.g. see: >> https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/). However, depending upon the >> subject matter domain you will work in and to a large extent, the >> company or institution you will work for, those factors can have a >> material influence on the role that R might play in that environment. >>> >&gt...

...ready happened with JS vs Java in the ?3 billion? space Oracle wants to claim, and I see no reason why it can?t eventually steamroll the *ix world, too, via node.js. Even if you wave a magic wand and get the JVM onto every *ix box ? which is currently very much *not* the case ? you?re ignoring the Tiobe numbers I posted in the previous reply. There?s plenty to argue about when it comes to Tiobe?s methodology, but not so much that you can scrape together anything like a majority for any single language. I think the real difference we have on this point is that I?m not actually serious when I pro...

...ke to hear from a wider audience and also let the wider audience see this thread. I think it is very important to the Rails community as it grows and as Rails tries to be on the par with Java and .Net in large corporations. Some indication where Ruby / Rails are can be gleaned from here: http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to ru...

...n R from Kurt Hornik and colleagues at the University of Vienna are available online: http://bit.ly/z51PE4 Hardcopies of Patrick Burns' downloadable guides "S Poetry" and "The R Inferno" are also available for purchase: http://bit.ly/y7Sq1r R jumped from 25 to 19 in annual TIOBE ranking of programming language popularity: http://bit.ly/yrj1oM The New York Times used R to illustrate a print-edition feature about wealth distribution in the USA: http://bit.ly/wR3S4D The RInside package has been updated to improve support on Windows for embedding R in C++: http://bit.ly/xG...

...R to visualize behaviours of Firefox users: http://bit.ly/h8KRkH A profile of prolific R contributor, Dirk Eddelbuettel: http://bit.ly/eHDg9t . (Suggest other R contributors to profile here: http://bit.ly/edec9G ) R has overtaken SAS and Matlab in programming language popularity, according to the Tiobe Index: http://bit.ly/fR6gEF Revolution R Enterprise 4.2 is now available to subscribers, and for free download to academics: http://bit.ly/hUKYsJ Dating site OkCupid describes how data analysis in R contributes to their controversial relationships blog: http://bit.ly/gEStc5 A summary of the cha...

...gmail, etc. It's safe enough to say that's a big number. Sigh? I said I didn?t want to get into Oracle?s bogus 3 billion number, or how it?s exceeded by actual JS deployments. Just take it as read that I?ve thought through it, and I?m still sure JS has more deployments. Then apply my Tiobe argument to JS instead of Java: even if JS is significantly bigger than Java, it *still* doesn?t prove anything because it?s still a minority player, so there will continue to be a pressure to use something incompatible with it. There. Is. No. Nirvana. > it pretty much owns the phone/table...

On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 9:22 PM, Warren Young <wyml at etr-usa.com> wrote: > > Docker will eat away at this problem going forward. You naturally will not already have Dockerized versions of apps built 10 years ago, and it may not be practical to create them now, but you can start insisting on getting them today so that your future OS changes don?t break things for you again. > Yes,

...d of less than a sixth of the market. If that still impresses you, you aren?t thinking clearly about how badly outnumbered that makes you. *Everyone* with a single-langauge advocacy position is badly outnumbered. This is why I learn roughly one new programming language per year. [3] http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/ > I'd add eclipse Yes, much praise for the IDE that starts and runs so slowly that even us poor limited humans with our 50-100 ms cycle times notice it. It takes Eclipse 2-3x as long to start as Visual Studio on the same hardware, despite both having...

On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 5:07 PM, Warren Young <wyml at etr-usa.com> wrote: > >>> There are more JavaScript interpreters in the world than Dalvik, ART,[2] and Java ? VMs combined. Perhaps we should rewrite everything in JavaScript instead? >> >> I'm counting the running/useful instances of actual program code, > > I rather doubt you?ve done anything like

On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 5:52 PM, Warren Young <wyml at etr-usa.com> wrote: >> >> OK, but should one developer make an extra effort or the bazillion >> people affected by it? > > That developer is either being paid by a company with their own motivations or is scratching his own itch. You have no claim on his time. Agreed - but I'm not going to say I like his