Stata's update to 17 is impressive and tempting (not least because of increased speed and improved integration with Python). So paying for an upgrade and moving back to Stata again is tempting. But coming from R with its R Markdown and the "knitr" package, I am spoiled as far as easy coding for reproducible coding goes.
Where would one go to find the latest updates on what's possible in reproducible research within Stata?
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