Hello all , Very sorry to ask you question that might have been answered earlier . I could not able to find right answer . My requirement is get decent level of proficiency in the R-Shiny . Is there path ( I mean do I need to have knowledge of Dplyr to get data in right format ) that I need to follow . Any good references to papers or books or online resources . I am new learner to R language . Thanks Phani
Learning Shinny
3 messages · Kumar t, Juan Telleria Ruiz de Aguirre, Jeff Newmiller
2 days later
You could use the following rmarkdown book, with last chapter debited to shiny :) https://bookdown.org/yihui/rmarkdown/ El jueves, 9 de abril de 2020, Kumar t <rlanguage22 at gmail.com> escribi?:
Hello all ,
Very sorry to ask you question that might have been answered earlier . I
could not able to find right answer .
My requirement is get decent level of proficiency in the R-Shiny . Is
there path ( I mean do I need to have knowledge of Dplyr to get data in
right format ) that I need to follow . Any good references to papers or
books or online resources .
I am new learner to R language .
Thanks
Phani
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Your best bet is to become proficient in R. The dplyr contributed package is _not_ a requirement, though you may also find it useful. Shiny is a way to run R interactively, so if you have nothing you know how to _do_ with R then Shiny won't be very useful. But you should also read the Posting Guide... this mailing list is about R language, and Shiny is a contributed package that is not technically on-topic here. The Shiny package README [1] directs you to the RStudio forum for questions about Shiny. [1] https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/shiny/readme/README.html
On April 9, 2020 2:42:06 PM PDT, Kumar t <rlanguage22 at gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all , Very sorry to ask you question that might have been answered earlier . I could not able to find right answer . My requirement is get decent level of proficiency in the R-Shiny . Is there path ( I mean do I need to have knowledge of Dplyr to get data in right format ) that I need to follow . Any good references to papers or books or online resources . I am new learner to R language . Thanks Phani [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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