In Paths to the F1 2012 Championship Based on How They Might Finish in the US Grand Prix I posted a quick hack to calculate the finishing positions that would determine the F1 2012 Drivers’ Championship in today’s United States Grand Prix, leaving a tease dangling around the possibility of working out what combinations would 
I’ve been interested in building a web app using R for a while, but never put any time into it until I was informed of the Shiny package. It looked too easy, so I absolutely had to try it out. First you need to install the package from the command line . options(repos=c(RStudio="http://rstudio.org/_packages", getOption("repos"))) install.packages("shiny") 
Season 2 of the R-Podcast is up and running! This episode begins a multi-part series on reproducible analysis using R. In this episode I discuss the usage of Sweave and LaTeX for producing reproducible reports, an introduction to the capabilities of the knitr package (more episodes will be coming dedicated to this package), and my
(A guest post by John Verzani) A few days back the RStudio blog announced Shiny, a new product for easily creating interactive web applications (http://www.rstudio.com/shiny/). I wanted to compare this new framework to one I’ve worked on, gWidgetsWWW2.rapache – a version of …
RStudio has released a new package for R. Shiny allows R developers to build simple interactive Web-based interfaces for R scripts, using only R code (no JavaScript development required!). You can see some examples of Shiny in action in this blog post, and there are more details about Shiny's capabilities in this tutorial. Shiny was first announced to beta...
A couple of weeks ago, Markus Gesmann demonstrated the feasability of connecting R and Arduino using Processing and Rserve in a nice and simple example. This actually rekindled my interest in Arduino that I hadn’t had time to satisfy… Agai...
Life keeps getting better and better. Yesterday, I discovered the absolutely unbelievable and amazing work RStudio has done with Shiny employing one of my favorite R packages websockets. As proof of the ease and quality, within a couple of ...
Say hello to Shiny, a new R package that we’re releasing for public beta testing today. Shiny makes it super simple for R users to turn analyses into interactive web applications that anyone can use. These applications let you specify input parameters using friendly controls like sliders, drop-downs, and text fields; and they can easily 
the general social survey (gss) has served as america's mood ring since 1972. data-driven social scientists can compare political beliefs by demography, look at attitude trends, make emile durkheim and max weber (pronounced durk-veber) proud.&nbs...
If you need to build a presentation, obviously you have following options: Powerpoint alike presentation Online engines LaTex The first two are beloved by business people and the third one is widely used in academia. The objective of the first group is shiny presentation, contrary to the second where asceticism and demand for automation are
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
