Enhancements from Ray

[gabrielodom]

Enhancements from @RaymondBalise:

Please add:

• sections on reprex and how to make a stack overflow account (with enough rep to post questions).
• how to use git (and related tools services) to help when “the code worked yesterday.”
• How to roll back and diff files.
• Copilot

You may want to:

• show styler and lintr; they are quick and easy and will make students look conscientious when they share code.
• info on Markdown before R Markdown. Enough people use reddit that the pure markdown stuff may resonate.
• teach xfun::n2w() when you cover Rmd and/or quarto
• teach ggconsort and forestplot (they are needed for most of the projects I work on).
• teach renv; sometimes it's confusing, but in general it is excellent

[gabrielodom]

Also: "Show off rUM. That is, you should talk about how to write an academic paper and discuss/provide the headers for R Markdown and Quarto projects."