Designing Data and
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Designing Data and Analytical Workflows

A guide for implementing reproducible, maintainable, and optimal workflows in R and Python

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Reproducibility

Build workflows that can be independently verified. Same inputs, same code, same environment -> always the same results.

Maintainability

Write code that ages well. Clear, modular, and idiomatic workflows that anyone can read, extend, and debug without heroic effort.

Optimality

Use resources deliberately. Design workflows that are efficient today and scalable tomorrow, without over-engineering upfront (maybe a little bit).

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The text and images of this guide are licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0: you may share and adapt them for non-commercial purposes, with credit to the author and a link back to this site. The code samples and the site's source are licensed under the MIT License. For commercial use, such as paid training or published work, please get in touch to arrange a separate license.

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