How we do collaborative reproducible data analysis and reporting. Mostly (but not only) using R. Inspired by [@AlexaLFH](https://twitter.com/AlexaLFH/status/1261633918782013440).
How we do collaborative reproducible data analysis and reporting. Mostly (but not only) using R. Inspired by [@AlexaLFH](https://twitter.com/AlexaLFH/status/1261633918782013440).
This repo does two things:
This repo does three things:
* it is a collection of [resources](resources.md)
* it is a collection of R [how-to resources](resources.md);
* it is a [template](template.md) repo that illustrates how we work
* it is a [template](template.md) repo that illustrates how we work and which you can copy;
* it is an R package that you can build if you want to (not that is has many useful functions).
If you like how we work and want to use the repo as a template, simply [fork and go](https://happygitwithr.com/fork-and-clone.html).
If you like how we work and want to use the repo as a template for your project or package, just [fork and go](https://happygitwithr.com/fork-and-clone.html).
The place to put the **output** of your analysis code - see [template info](../template.md).
The place to put the **output** of your analysis code - see [template info](../template.md).
Frequently used as the document store for github pages...
Why?
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* it means you collect all your outputs and plots in one place so they're easy to find. If you name them sensibly...
*[github pages](https://pages.github.com/) use /docs as one of the default folders to publish from. If that means nothing to you, don't worry. git.soton.ac.uk doesn't support 'pages' (yet). We asked but the said no.
