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LinkedIn: Doug Kelkhoff

Passionate About

  • Collective, open software
  • Biotech/healthcare for social good
  • Data science and statistics
  • Empowering good software and science with great tools

Check out some of my work...

Developer Tools

R in rust

developing

Implementing R in rust
Long term goals are for backwards compatibility with (the good parts of) R, as a platform for language experimentation.

R debugadapter

developing

An implementation of the Debug Adapter Protocol for R, with the primary take-away being that R's browser needs work to support a solid DAP implementation.

options R package

CRAN R CMD check Codecov downloads Matrix Space

Developer tool for surfacing global R package options

testex R package

CRAN R CMD check Codecov

Add tests and assertions in-line in examples

Data Science Tools

ggpackets R package

CRAN downloads R CMD check Codecov

Easily build components of ggplots without sacrificing the ease of ggplot’s layer parameters and construction syntax.

parttime R package

CRAN lifecycle R-CMD-check Coverage

R package for partial datetime classes and generics

shinyDataFilter R package

CRAN R-CMD-check Codecov

Data-agnostic, shiny-idiomatic filter module

riddlr R package

A package for making coding challenges, largely inspired by the learnr package.

Projects I ❤️ Contributing To

helix editor

helix the post-modern text editor

I'm a proud contributor of a few quality-of-life fixes

See something you like? Let me know!

Generally I develop packages to learn... and that doesn't always translate to a commitment to long term maintenance unless I know there's an interested userbase. If you see something interesting, let me know! I'm happy to publish if I know my maintenance efforts are going to be put to good use.

What's Next?

My public projects are things I explore in order to learn. Right now I'm most interested in

  • Building a better R interface for the Debug Adapter Protocol
  • A Blender Geometry Nodes port of the grammar of graphics (a la ggplot2)
  • Exploring language design in rust

Pinned

  1. R R Public

    An experimental reimagining of R

    Rust 108 6

  2. options options Public

    Simple, Consistent Package Options

    R 23 1

  3. ggpackets ggpackets Public

    Cleaner composition of ggplot layers

    R 65 1

  4. testex testex Public

    Add tests and assertions in-line in R package examples

    R 20

  5. shinyDataFilter shinyDataFilter Public

    data-agnostic, shiny-idiomatic filter module

    R 23 13