This is my substack where I plan to regular post about progress on my current book project, tidy design principles. The goal of this book is to write up what the tidyverse team and I know about designing and implementing quality R code. It’s roughly aimed at someone who’s comfortable doing data science in R (e.g. someone who’s read R for Data Science) has been writing R functions (or even packages) for a while, and now wants to understand what makes for a “good” function (and maybe wonders what that even means). I also hope it will serve as a useful resource when reviewing code since you’ll be able to link to a chapter that discusses a potential pain point without having to write it up yourself.