Diffify & Posit Package Manager
Published: December 12, 2024
The latest version of Posit Package Manager allows us to add metadata to package pages. This means we can now directly link R and Python packages to diffify.com!
Authors: Colin Gillespie & Myles Mitchell
Published: December 12, 2024
The latest version of Posit Package Manager allows us to add metadata to package pages. This means we can now directly link R and Python packages to diffify.com!
Author: Myles Mitchell
Published: May 2, 2023
It's been just over a year since we introduced the world to diffify, our app for comparing package releases. To celebrate reaching this milestone, we're pleased to announce that an "anniversary update" has just gone live! Read on to learn about the latest changes and some exciting plans in the works…
Author: Myles Mitchell
Published: November 15, 2022
We are excited to finally release Python content on Diffify! You can now perform version comparisons for 1600 popular PyPI packages. Read on to learn about the new content, and our plans to expand this as we look to the future.
Authors: Myles Mitchell & Clarissa Barratt
Published: August 9, 2022
What a few months it's been for Diffify, our new app for comparing package releases! We’ve been delighted with the enthusiastic response and quick adoption by the R community. Read on to learn about just some of many updates we’ve made to the app since launch day, and how we are actively addressing your feedback as we look to the future.
Author: Tim Brock
Published: August 4, 2022
This article looks at how we added new themes to diffify.com to make the site more accessible to users with visual impairments and the tools we used to check the suitability of our new themes.
Author: Tim Brock
Published: July 28, 2022
In this post we'll look at low contrast sensitivity and colour vision deficiencies and why we wanted to make changes to diffify.com to make it more accessible to users with these conditions.
Authors: Clarissa Barratt & Parisa Gregg
Published: April 29, 2022
Welcome to Diffify, the tool that provides you with a comparison between different versions of any R package stored on the CRAN repositories.