Forget about Excel, Use these R Shiny Packages Instead
tl; dr Transferring your Excel sheet to a Shiny app can be the easiest way to create an enterprise ready dashboard. In this post, I present 6 Shiny alternatives for...continue reading.
tl; dr Transferring your Excel sheet to a Shiny app can be the easiest way to create an enterprise ready dashboard. In this post, I present 6 Shiny alternatives for...continue reading.
I hope you will give me 7 minutes to convince you why CSS is a good thing, and why you should be using it in your projects. In this post...continue reading.
Creating an effective, informative, and aesthetically appealing report to showcase your data can be tedious: it’s often difficult to display your data and your plots together in an uncluttered manner,...continue reading.
We’re RStudio Certified! Big news. RStudio recently started certifying trainers in three areas: the tidyverse, Shiny and teaching. To be certified to teach a topic you have to pass the...continue reading.
Many news reports scare us with machines taking over our jobs in the not too distant future. Common examples of take-over targets include professions like truck drivers, lawyers and accountants....continue reading.
Hadley Wickham from RStudio has won the 2019 COPSS Award, which expresses a rather radical switch from the traditional recipient of this award in that this recognises his many contributions...continue reading.
This is a reblog from the “Announcing Dash for R” announcement originally published July 10. Dash, the fastest growing framework for building analytic web applications on top of Python models, is...continue reading.
I am someone who regularly uses R, and my interest in programming languages means that on a semi-regular basis spend time reading blog posts about the language. Over the last...continue reading.
On June the 6th, 2019, Rstudio is partnering with ThinkR to offer you a one day event around “R in production”. See you in Paris! If you’re an experienced developer...continue reading.
Welcome to the second part of R Studio shortcuts and tips! If you have not yet read r studio shortcuts and tips – part one, I strongly recommend to do...continue reading.
RStudio have recently announced ‘RStudio Connect QuickStart’ which is a VM containing a full suite of RStudio’s pro tools, available to be trialled for a 45 day period. RStudio Connect...continue reading.
During the rstudio::conf(2019L), I’ve presented an eposter called “Building Big Shiny Apps — A Workflow”. You can find the poster here, and this blog post is a transcription of what...continue reading.
Hi all, this is just an announcement.I am moving Rcrastinate to a blogdown-based solution and am therefore leaving blogger.com. If you’re interested in the new setup and how you could...continue reading.
Managing packages in production is a lot of work: you have to juggle between versions, internal packages, CRAN updates, Bioconductor, GitHub sources… Let’s have a look into RStudio Package Manager,...continue reading.
Este tutorial tiene como propósito hacer el set-up inicial para empezar a desarrollar modelos machine learning en increíble lenguaje R.continue reading.
Your favourite package for getting model outputs directly into publication ready tables is now available on CRAN. They make you work for it! Thank you to all that helped. The...continue reading.
Tiny things can separate life into “before” and “after”. Here is one. For almost a year I’ve been daily sending mental “thank you” to Ugo ((ugobas?)) who showed me how...continue reading.
The finafit package brings together the day-to-day functions we use to generate final results tables and plots when modelling. I spent many years repeatedly manually copying results from R analyses...continue reading.
In the last months, I started increasingly using Rmd documents for preparing scientific reports, blog posts, etcetera. While I really like the flexibility offered by the system, one thing that I thought...continue reading.
So, Strava’s heatmap made quite a stir the last few weeks. I decided to give it a try myself. I wanted to create some kind of “personal heatmap” of my...continue reading.