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One of the original reasons for this blog was to keep track of my SAS code as well as its relevant context.
That was the mindset when I was a SAS analyst, but now working in professional software company, using the right tool for versioning, collaborating and code change tracking is the professional way to go.
So I decided to set up my own GitHub repository and will migrate my code pieces to it gradually. You can find my repository @ : https://github.com/xieliang/SAS
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