rstudio::conf 2020 Slides on Futures

Design: Dan LaBar

I presented Future: Simple Async, Parallel & Distributed Processing in R Why and What’s New? at rstudio::conf 2020 in San Francisco, USA, on January 29, 2020. Below are the slides for my talk (17 slides; ~18+2 minutes):

• HTML (incremental Google Slides; requires online access)
• PDF (flat slides)
• Video with closed captions (official rstudio::conf recording)

First of all, a big thank you goes out to Dan LaBar (@embiggenData) for proposing and contributing the original design of the future hex sticker. All credits to Dan. (You can blame me for the tweaked background.)

This was my first rstudio::conf and it was such a pleasure to be part of it. I’d like to thank RStudio, PBC for the invitation to speak and everyone who contributed to the conference - organizers, staff, speakers, poster presenters, and last but not the least, all the wonderful participants. Each one of you makes our R community what it is today.

Happy futuring!

- Henrik

Links

• rstudio::conf 2020:
  • Conference site: https://rstudio.com/conference/
• Packages essential to the understanding of this talk (in order of appearance):
  • future package: CRAN, GitHub
  • future.apply package: CRAN, GitHub
  • purrr package: CRAN, GitHub
  • furrr package: CRAN, GitHub
  • foreach package: CRAN, GitHub
  • doFuture package: CRAN, GitHub
  • future.batchtools package: CRAN, GitHub
  • batchtools package: CRAN, GitHub
  • shiny package: CRAN, GitHub
  • future.tests package: CRAN, GitHub
  • progressr package: CRAN, GitHub
  • progress package: CRAN, GitHub
  • beepr package: CRAN, GitHub