Improving Interoperability through the RStudio Job Launcher In a previous blog post we discussed how improving interoperability between the multiple environments required by data scientists can improve productivity and ROI on IT investments. With the h...

Photo by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash This is the first in a short series of blogs on package management. Registration for our webinar on Managing Packages for Open-Source Data Science on February 17 is now open. Absolutely essential, easy to forget if ...

We roll out new features and improvements regularly on RStudio Cloud, typically every week or two. You can always view the list of significant new features on Cloud’s What’s New page, which you can access via the left hand navigator in Cloud. But to...

We are thrilled to announce that Shiny 1.6.0 is now on CRAN! Install it now with: install.packages("shiny") A lot of hard work went to this release to vastly improve four main areas: theming, caching, accessibility, and developer experience. Im...

The R Markdown team is happy to share that blogdown version 1.0 is now available on CRAN. blogdown was originally released in the fall of 2017. The latest version of the package includes some significant improvements to the user experience, and some un...

Photo by Alan Biglow on Unsplash Back in November, I took readers step by step through the somewhat long process of authenticating and downloading Google Analytics web site data into R. This post will be much simpler; I’m going to walk you through creating a dashboard showing blog post ...

The inaugural 2020 RStudio Table Contest came to a close in mid-November and we were delighted to see that over 80 entries were submitted. With such enthusiasm for tables, it took some time to look over all of the entries but we do have a winner. The W...

In this post, RStudio is pleased to once again feature Arthur Steinmetz, former Chairman, CEO, and President of OppenheimerFunds. Art is an avid amateur data scientist and is active in the R statistical programming language community. We’ve reformatted and lightly edited Art’s post for clarity here. You can ...

Seasons greetings from the R Markdown family! We know many folks are headed into holiday breaks, and we hope you all take time away from work to enjoy…the rest of 2020. If you are like most people, you may be having a hard time keeping up with t...