@toodoo Ah, ah, but Python is a lot less used to make statistic treatments in my field ^^.

@Sylvhem
You can try to become rich and use matlab :P

More seriously, www.datacamp.com has a few courses on R, Data Science, and R in Data Science. And Python :3

@toodoo Thank you :D.

@toodoo @Sylvhem Shh Chépa - R is beautiful and awful simultaenously, but it is not worth despairing over. :')

Least it doesn't have any nonsense whitespace rules!

@edensaesthetic @Sylvhem second this recommendation, though if you're on emacs, ESS is pretty good. RStudio has its issues.

@gzt @Sylvhem Gonna have to try ESS - I only use emacs sporadically.

What do you feel is wrong with RStudio? I don't disagree, like it's not the best IDE ever, but I've always recommended it.

@edensaesthetic @Sylvhem it's pretty restrictive about the panes, for instance, and the code editor is not quite as powerful as other text-editing software (eg Emacs)

@gzt @Sylvhem That's totally fair. I find myself going into sublime a lot for bigger packages because the R editor doesn't work well enough.

Gonna try it out this week at work, thanks! :)

@edensaesthetic Thank you! This introduction seems really perfect! I think I'll start to work on it soon :D.
And thank you for offering your help :3.

@EnzoDeFlorio Look at the thread, some people directed me to useful resources :).

@Sylvhem I will, thanks! :)