Meetup: 2017-05-17 @ Jak's Tap

The RStudio folks will be in town for the R/Finance conference, so we invited them to a meet-up. Sean Lopp, a statistician on the RStudio staff, will show off the latest tools for digital publishing and dissemination of your statistical work. He can also answer your questions about Shiny and the IDE.

There will be pizza, courtesy of RStudio, too. Doors open at 5:30, the presentation begins at 6:00. We hope to see you at Jak's!

These demos are designed to highlight the tidyverse and RStudio Connect.

If you want to see the end results, play with RStudio Connect, or if you just love Star Wars try http://roadshow.rstudio.com.

The demos make use of R Markdown and Shiny to empower R users to become data storytellers. The reports and applicatons are designed to allow end users to ask questions of the content instead of returning to the analyst for "what if" scenarios.

The easiest way to get started is to clone the repository into a new RStudio project. Simply go to New Project -> Version Control and enter the repository URL (available above). If you're new to Git, you can also open the files and copy them directly.

The project includes packrat but does not use packrat by default. If you'd like to restore the package environment used to create the demos, run packrat::on() and packrat::restore() from within the project.

WARNING Restoring the environment can take awhile since the project uses quite a few R packages.

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For errors or questions on code please submit an issue to this repository. For questions on RStudio Connect please email [email protected].

These demos make use of the Star Wars API under the BSD license. Copyright Paul Halett 2017.

Use of http://roadshow.rstudio.com is subject to the following Terms of Service. All demo material contained in this repository is distributed under the MIT license.