Grow your data science skills at posit::conf(2024)

August 12th-14th in Seattle


Shiny apps are designed to look reasonably pleasant out of the box, with no extra effort required. But you’re by no means limited to the “stock” appearance, especially if you know a bit about HTML and CSS. Shiny has always included elegant abstractions for integrating custom markup into your UI-generating R code, and for packaging HTML generating code as functions. This talk describes those features, and also introduces HTML Templates, a new option for writing Shiny UI that lets you mostly write raw HTML but still access R input and output widget functions whenever you need them.

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