Most Recent: Open Source

Jun 10
39 min

Changes (for the better) in {gt} 0.6.0

gt 0.6.0 includes new features that will make your display/summary tables look and work better.
Rich Iannone

Latest: Open Source

Jun 9
3 min
Announcing vetiver for MLOps in R and Python

We are thrilled to announce the release of vetiver, a framework for MLOps tasks in R and Python. Use vetiver to version, share, deploy, and monitor a trained model.

Julia Silge , Isabel Zimmerman
Jun 2
4 min
Announcing pins for Python

We are so happy to announce the release of pins for Python. You can use pins to publish, version, and share objects such as datasets and models.

Michael Chow
May 18
9 min
R Markdown Tips and Tricks #3: Time-savers & Trouble-shooters

In this series, we walk through lesser-known tips and tricks to help you work more effectively and efficiently in R Markdown. This third post focuses on features that save you time and trouble.

Brendan Cullen , Alison Hill , Isabella Velásquez
Mar 28
4 min
Shiny Wordle Word Journey

Tracy Teal shows us how to create and deploy a Shiny Wordle app with a custom word list.

Tracy Teal
Feb 22
4 min
RStudio 2022.02.0: What's New

What's new and improved in the latest RStudio IDE release 2022.02.0, code-named Prairie Trillium.

Jacqueline Gutman
Jan 6
6 min
R Markdown Lesser-Known Tips & Tricks #2: Cleaning Up Your Code

In this series, we show you lesser-known tips and tricks to help you work more effectively and efficiently in R Markdown. This second post focuses on cleaning up your R Markdown code.

Brendan Cullen , Alison Hill , Isabella Velásquez
Dec 15
5 min
Sharing Data With the pins Package

The pins package publishes R objects, such as data sets and predictive models, on a virtual corkboard so that you can share and reuse them easily and safely.

Katie Masiello , Isabella Velásquez
Nov 22
3 min
R Markdown Lesser-Known Tips & Tricks #1: Working in the RStudio IDE

In this series, we walk through lesser-known tips and tricks to help you work more effectively and efficiently in R Markdown. This first post focuses on working with R Markdown in the RStudio IDE.

Brendan Cullen , Alison Hill , Isabella Velásquez
Oct 21
5 min
Embedding Shiny Apps in Tableau Dashboards Using shinytableau

This post introduces and walks through shinytableau, a package that allows you to create dashboard extensions that embed Shiny apps in Tableau. Users can take advantage of R's powerful visualization...

Isabella Velásquez
Oct 4
4 min
pins 1.0.0

pins 1.0.0 is now available on CRAN! The pins package publishes data, models, and other R objects, making it easy to share them across projects and with your colleagues. Pins can be versioned,...

Hadley Wickham
Sep 29
24 min
How to Use shinyMatrix and plotly Graphs as Inputs in a Shiny App

Taylor Rodgers, Senior Data Scientist and project lead at PKGlobal, walks through creating a powerful Shiny application with shinyMatrix and plotly for engineers, manufacturers, and plant workers.

Taylor Rodgers
Aug 23
3 min
Cheatsheet Updates

Many RStudio cheatsheets have been updated or reworked based on recent package updates, and we've updated the cheatsheet contribution process as well. You'll also see some small changes to the...

Averi Perny
Aug 23
4 min
pins 0.4.0: Versioning

A new release of pins is available on CRAN today. This release adds support to time travel across dataset versions, which improves collaboration and protects your code from breaking when remote...

Javier Luraschi
Aug 18
5 min
Announcing bookdown v0.23

The latest version of the **bookdown** package is now on CRAN. A highlight of the version 0.23 release is a new HTML book output format based on Bootstrap 4 called `bs4_book()`. This release also...

Alison Hill , Christophe Dervieux , Yihui Xie