Ceci n'est pas un conf.
Read OriginalThe author reflects on their experience at an R programming 'unconference', where 70 participants created 20 packages in two days. The article discusses how deadlines, scope constraints, and collaborative feedback prevented perfectionism and 'mission drift', enabling tangible progress. It highlights the value of structured presentations without slides and the importance of peer sanity checks in software development.
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