Posts Tagged ‘ RStudio ’

Tutorials freely available of course I taught: including ggplot2, dplyr and shiny

September 5, 2015
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I was asked to write a R course for a group of innovative companies in the North of the Netherlands. The group of 12 people was a mix of engineers and programmers, and the course aimed at giving them a… See more ›

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RStudio in the cloud for dummies, 2014/2015 edition

December 2, 2014
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RStudio in the cloud for dummies, 2014/2015 edition

In 2012, we presented a post showing how to run RStudio in the cloud on an Amazon server. There were 7 steps, including one with 7 sub-steps, one of which had 6 sub-sub-steps. It was still pretty easy, for what it was-- an effectively free computer i...

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Running RStudio via Docker in the Cloud

September 30, 2014
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Running RStudio via Docker in the Cloud

Deploying applications via Docker container is the current talk of town. I have heard about Docker and played around with it a little, but when Dirk Eddelbuettel posted his R and Docker talk last Friday I got really excited and had to have a go myself....

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Running RStudio via Docker in the Cloud

September 30, 2014
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Running RStudio via Docker in the Cloud

Deploying applications via Docker container is the current talk of town. I have heard about Docker and played around with it a little, but when Dirk Eddelbuettel posted his R and Docker talk last Friday I got really excited and had to have a go myself....

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Thanks to R Markdown: Perhaps Word is an option after all?

August 5, 2014
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Thanks to R Markdown: Perhaps Word is an option after all?

In many cases Word is still the preferred file format for collaboration in the office. Yet, it is often a challenge to work with it, not so much because of the software, but how it is used and abused. Thanks to Markdown it is no longer painful to inclu...

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RStudio Webinar with Hadley Wickham: The Grammar and Graphics of Data Science

July 17, 2014
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RStudio Webinar with Hadley Wickham: The Grammar and Graphics of Data Science

RStudio has recently announced a series of free webinars open to the public. The first of these seminars is given by Hadley Wickham, Rice University Professor, RStudio Chief Scientist, and general super-star of the R development world. Contributing aut...

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The need for documenting functions

May 22, 2014
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The need for documenting functions

My current work usually requires me to work on a project until we can submit a research paper, and then move on to a new project. However, 3-6 months down the road, when the reviews for the paper return, it is quite common to have to do some new analyses or re-analyses of the data. […]

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googleVis 0.4.7 with RStudio integration on CRAN

November 12, 2013
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googleVis 0.4.7 with RStudio integration on CRAN

In my previous post, I presented a preview version of googleVis that provided an integration with RStudio's Viewer pane (introduced with version 0.98.441).Over 80% in my little survey favoured the new default output mechanism of googleVis within RStudi...

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Display googleVis charts within RStudio

November 5, 2013
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Display googleVis charts within RStudio

The preview version 0.98.441 of RStudio introduced a new viewer pane to render local web content and with that it allows me to display googleVis charts within RStudio rather than in a separate browser window. I think this is a rather nice feature and...

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A Shiny web app to find out how much medical procedures cost in your state.

May 8, 2013
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A Shiny web app to find out how much medical procedures cost in your state.

Today the front page of the Huffington Post featured the new data available from the CMS that shows the cost of many popular procedures broken down by hospital. We here at Simply Statistics think you should be able to explore … Continue reading →

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