BernR Meetup: Shiny from basics to awesome in 26 minutes

On Monday, October 14 we will have two talks

Part 1:
Matthew Dobrzyński, postdoc at the Insitute of Cell Biology at the University of Bern, will cover the basics of R Shiny and reactive programming from a non-programmer’s perspective.

Part 2:
Julius Mattern, data scientist at the Swiss National Science Foundation, will show two example Shiny apps currently in productive use within the SNSF: one to monitor researchers’ Open Access publishing practices, the other to deploy datasets within the organisation.