Issue 2026-W19 Highlights

R Weekly Highlights by Eric Nantz

May 8, 202600:43:30Science & Medicine

If Shiny wasn't awesome enough, a new toolkit is bringing the awesome to new heights! Plus a handful of ggplot2 functions that can immediate impact common visualization operations, and knitr gains support for a much-hype...

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