Re:Combining the power of R and D3.js
by baldfat on Friday March 06, 2015 @09:46AM
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This is the way I would want my work flow:
1) Use R clean the data
2) Use R to turn the raw data into analytically data
3) Use R to do exploratory charting etc
[Most project stop here]
4) Final Product: RMarkdown (For static reports), Shiny (Interactive variable charts), or now D3 if I want to have interactive charts. My interactive charts would be very few.
I wouldn't want to do the first three steps with javascript.
1) Use R clean the data
2) Use R to turn the raw data into analytically data
3) Use R to do exploratory charting etc
[Most project stop here]
4) Final Product: RMarkdown (For static reports), Shiny (Interactive variable charts), or now D3 if I want to have interactive charts. My interactive charts would be very few.
I wouldn't want to do the first three steps with javascript.