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The {riskassessment} app, presented by Aaron Clark from the R Validation Hub, was voted best Shiny app at shinyConf 2023. Congratulations!

The 2nd Annual Shiny Conference was held March 15-17, 2023. It was all virtual with over 4k global registrants. Aaron Clark, from the R Validation Hub Executive Committee, presented on the {riskassessment} app.

The app features several key features such as providing a framework to quantify risk via metrics that evaluate package dev best practices, code documentation, community engagement, and sustainability. The app aims to be a platform for quality assessment within organizations that operate in regulated industries but can be leveraged in various contexts.Β 

Congratulations to @AaronClark12, who received the most public votes at #ShinyConf2023 competition for the best #Shiny app showcase!

The Demo app https://t.co/wLtwUupiR3
GitHub https://t.co/kOKh938IEs
Get Involved https://t.co/4X9S5VDhoh#rstats #rshiny pic.twitter.com/Ep1DYSRb9H

β€” ShinyConf (@ShinyConf) March 30, 2023

More Information

The {riskassessment} app extends the functionality of riskmetric by allowing the reviewer to:Β 

Here is the {riskassesment} demo app’s example dashboard. Several packages have been uploaded and run to evaluate shiny apps and if they have any risks.Β 

Note: Development of both riskassessment and riskmetric was made possible thanks to the R Validation Hub, a collaboration to support the adoption of R within a biopharmaceutical regulatory setting.

For more information, the talk is currently available on Appsilon’s Youtube channel.Β 

Congratulations!

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