testthat
and python code in dev
branch using unittest
master
branch clean (i.e. production ready code).dev
branch should be also a working code, however here mistakes are permitted. Most of the development is done in subbranches of dev
branch, once a feature is implemented, it should be merged to dev
. I like to use --no-ff
to keep a record, what was developed where (this might be a bad practice and if you know why, let me know).dev
and merging dev
into master
. The reason is simple, if there are any mistakes that were not spotted, there is a change to catch them. Also it takes while to run all the tests and stuff (the travis.ci testing is not working yet, but I hope it will quite soon).The future is python3
, and potentially in a low level language if we will ever need a speed-up.
R will be abolished as some point. It's just that some of the R libraries (for kernel smoothing) seems to work way faster than the pythonic ones and I have not really figured why. The pythonic smudgpelot is not there yet (although a lot of code is already written, check dev
branch).
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