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Appsilon’s Shiny Masterclass is Now Available

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Mastering Shiny with Appsilon: Building, Scaling, and Deploying Shiny Apps

Early this year at rstudio::global, Appsilon and RStudio held a 3-hour long Shiny Masterclass X-Session. We covered many popular Shiny topics, from beginner level to expert level. The full session recording is now available to the public on our YouTube channel. You can also find the session recordings on RStudio’s Blog. If you watch via YouTube, please subscribe to Appsilon’s channel for more R/Shiny tutorials!

This article summarizes the Shiny Masterclass session and provides timestamps for each section:

Shiny Masterclass Details

Here’s a list of topics covered in the 3-hour session:

Also, you can learn some interesting things about bslib (R package which provides tools for creating custom Bootstrap themes) and thematic (R package which makes theming of R graphics simple). 

Presenters

Session modules were presented by Appsilon and RStudio team members that are experts in Shiny, including:

R Shiny Masterclass: Section Guide

We’re Hiring

Appsilon is hiring for remote roles! See our Careers page for all open positions, including Senior R Shiny Developers. Join Appsilon and work on groundbreaking projects with the world’s most influential Fortune 500 companies. We hire globally, with team members in Europe, Africa, the UK, and South America.

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