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We'll have two presentations on R-driven web applications with Jeff Horner, creator of the RApache module, and Jeroen Oons, a visiting scholar at UCLA.
Door will open at 6:00pm, and talks will begin at 6:30pm.
Bringing the Power of R to Web Apps with RApache
Jeff Horner will discuss the motivation for creating RApache, a module for executing R code inside of Apache, outline the details for getting a basic R-powered web app running, and highlight some examples of RApache apps & dashboards around the web.
Jeff is the author of several R packages, including Brew (a report generation tool) & Cairo (for graphics), and currently maintains the RMySQL package for interfacing R with MySQL. By day, he is a Systems Analyst at Vanderbilt University.
Developing Web Apps with R and Javascript
Jeroen Ooms will speak about developing web applications with R and Javascript, including exposing one of R's most powerful visualization packages, ggplot2, as a web application.
Some of his work is showcased at:
Jeroen is a visiting scholar from the Netherlands at UCLA Dept. of Statistics. He obtained his MS in Statistics last year from Utrecht University, and he has used R extensively in developing web applications.
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See you on Tuesday!
- Jim & Mike
Good point! Be sure to bring up next week. "non-profit" - one of topics I want to discuss - becoming an official non-profit entity.
Any lawyers in group? Friends of lawyers??
Thanks to everyone who chipped in for the pizza. We used most of our REvolution Computing sponsorship money flying Jeroen up for the meeting, so we only subsidized the pizza this time. Thanks all for coming to a great session!
Jim - I have a friend lawyer who can help. I might get XLSolutions to pay for his fees if needed. Jim
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As a non-profit, would BARUG provide any R services to society at large in addition to the R community? To other non-profits? What of R as a public service resource for crowdsourcing?