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- xfun — Miscellaneous R functions
- tinyimg — An R package for optimizing and compressing images
- testit — A simple package for testing R packages
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- servr — A simple HTTP server in R
- travis-exitwp — Upload your WordPress XML to this repo, and download Markdown posts in a minute
- latex-pass — Help you pass the LaTeX compilation by telling you which LaTeX packages are missing to compile your documents
- MSG — Modern Statistical Graphics （《现代统计图形》的附加包）
- printr — Some (magical) printing methods for knitr
- fun — Use R for Fun
- Rd2roxygen — Convert Rd to roxygen documentation
- xaringan — Presentation Ninja 幻灯忍者 · 写轮眼
- yihui.org — Personal website and discussion board of Yihui Xie | 谢益辉
- formatR — Format R Code Automatically
- highr — Syntax Highlighting for R Source Code
- arith.js — 简单的四则运算练习程序
- animation — A gallery of animations in statistics and utilities to create animations
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A great many (perhaps the vast majority) of open-source software developers are unpaid and even unnoticed.
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WebP is typically 25-35% smaller than PNG at equivalent visual quality, useful for HTML reports where file size matters
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