Seeing as more people were interested in how I created my slides for the R conference than what was actually on them, I posted my source and commands to github. I used knitr with Rmarkdown source to convert to markdown that went into pandoc to create beamer slide. Enjoy! https://gist.github.com/2955183
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Generate simple HTML slides using deck.js and markdown
RStudio and knitr are an excellent conbination for generating dynamic reports. But in this blog, I will show you how to generate HTML-style presentaion using R only. OK, I confess that we still need something else: deck.js and markdown and R.utils. ...
Reproducible reports & research with knitr in R Studio
Arguably, knitr (CRAN link) is the most outstanding R package of this year and its creator, Yihui Xie is the star of the useR! conference 2012. This is because the ease of use comparing to Sweave for making reproducible report. Integration of knitR and R Studio has made reproducible research much more convenience, intuitive and easier to 
integrating R with other systems
I just returned from the useR! 2012 conference for developers and users of R. One of the common themes to many of the presentations was integration of R-based statistical systems with other systems, be they other programming languages, web systems, or enterprise data systems. Some highlights for me were an update to Rserve that includes
Data on GitHub: The easy way to make your data available
GitHub is designed for collaborating on coding projects. Nonetheless, it is also a potentially great resource for researchers to make their data publicly available. Specifically you can use it to:store data in the cloud for future use (for free),track ...
Quickly use googleVis in web reports using Tiki and PluginR
R is hot and amazing. Tiki is too And with PluginR, we can easily place in simple or advanced web reports any R code, in a similar fashin to what can be achieved with other longer combinations (Sweave, Knitr, ... and latex).
For instance, I tried a few days ago to quickly...
Simple network diagrams in R
Why study networks? Development and aid projects these days are more and more often focussing on supporting networks, so tools to analyse networks are always welcome. In this post I am going to present a very easy-to-use package for the stat...
Converting Sweave LaTeX to knitr LaTeX: A case study
The following post documents the steps I needed to take in order to convert a project using Sweave LaTeX into one using knitr LaTeX. Additional Resources It is fairly straightforward to convert a document from Sweave LaTeX to knitr LaTeX. Yihui Xie on...
knitr Performance Report 4
please see knitR Performance Report 3 (really with knitr) and dprint, knitr Performance Report–Attempt 3, knitr Performance Report-Attempt 2 and knitr Performance Report-Attempt 1 Here is another iteration of the ongoing performance reporting attempt...
Announcing RPubs: A New Web Publishing Service for R
Today we’re very excited to announce RPubs, a free service that makes it easy to publish documents to the web from R. RPubs is a quick and easy way to disseminate data analysis and R code and do ad-hoc collaboration with peers. RPubs documents are based on R Markdown, a new feature of knitr 0.5 and RStudio 0.96. To publish 
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
