Joe Cheng presents Shiny
The Shiny framework is a web application framework for the R programming language, designed by…
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Re: Sorry for the mix up regarding Data Science candidates
This was originally posted on the author’s LinkedIn You will find lots of advice on…
Secure your Shiny apps (against SQL injection)
Shiny takes inputs from UI elements and sends them to the server, where the application…
DataVis with Plot.ly (@plotlygraphs) – Meetup Summary
It pains me to admit it, but even though I had visited their site, created…
Meetup: DataVis with Plotly on December 16th
Plotly is a web-based platform for making graphs and analyzing data. Plotly’s APIs and web app…
dplyr – some more reflections
Yesterday, I published a post here on DataScience.LA with a simple/basic benchmark for dplyr. It…
dplyr and a very basic benchmark
Earlier this month I gave a short talk about dplyr at the Los Angeles R…
LA R meetup – January 21: RStudio’s Shiny with Joe Cheng
At this meetup we’re fortunate to have RStudio’s lead developer Joe Cheng flying in from…
LA R Meetup Summary: Highlights from useR! 2014 – Part 2
Last week the LA R meetup featured another round of 5 speakers each highlighting a…
Hadley Wickham’s dplyr tutorial at useR! 2014, Part 2
Part 2 of the dplyr tutorial is now available! Hadley will be covering Grouped Mutate/Filter, Joins,…