Flexible Card - flexCard() | Hover Elastic Card - elastiCard()

Adding Resizer Toolbars to Markdown with add.resizer() | Elegant Image Viewer in Shiny with shinyExpandImage()

Introduction to Resizable Containers | splitCard(): Resizable Split Screen Container | splitCard2(): Alternative Split Screen Container | sizeableCard(): Resizable Content Holder | windowCard(): Resizable, Moveable, Expandable Window Card | empahsisCard(): Emphasis Container

Welcome to the scientific R package | Install | Usage

The Importance of Visitor Data in Shiny Apps and the Corresponding Functionality that shinyStorePlus Provides | Demo app: https://rpkg.shinyapps.io/shiny-app-views-likes-followers/ | Example of storing View, User likes and followers

Resizable content holders can be quite useful in Markdown and shiny outputs in R | Installation and Library Attachment | Example of how to use the resizable content holder

Installation and Library Attachment | Use | Combine the power of two key functions | Example code to get started | Examples and Demo Pages

Why it may be important to track the usage of functions | Example of the usage

Introduction | New Revision | Example of storing UI coded or server dynamically generated inputs

About the nullish coalescing operator | Example of usage

The goal of this new R package is to provide functions that allow the inclusion of share and connect buttons on any page. This has been tested in Rmarkdown documents as well as on simply Shiny applications. See the examples folder of this package. | Installation and Library Attachment | Use | Include the scripts and stylesheets for Rmarkdown | Feature 2: Profile card with social links | Shiny application | Rmarkdown application | Feature 1: Add social links on the sides | Rmarkdown document | Full examples and documentation

A compilation of NOT functions + some useful functions to simply R programming, keep the console neat, and save memory usage | Install | List of many cool functions to use | Let me show you a few R Examples

fAddDate function | In R, data often gets saved to files for future use or subsequent processes. However, without a version control system in place, ensuring the consistency and reproducibility of saved data can pose challenges, particularly when scripts evolve over time. The "fAddDate" function addresses such concerns by automatically appending the current date to the file name, mitigating the risk of data loss and enhancing reproducibility. By simplifying the process with just a single line of code, users no longer need to manually update the date of each run, thereby streamlining workflow efficiency. Reproducibility in programming is crucial for maintaining the integrity of analyses and fostering trust in research outcomes. Ensuring that results can be consistently replicated not only enhances transparency but also facilitates collaboration and builds confidence in the reliability of findings. Therefore, by incorporating automated date stamping, this function not only safeguards against data inconsistency but also reinforces the fundamental principles of reproducible research in R programming. | Usage | List of other cool functions to use

Attach the r2shortcode package | Call the shorten function to shorten the package | List the shorthand functions and their matching functions | Get help for a specific shorthand function

The goal of this new R package is to provide functions that allow the addition of fireworks to an Rmarkdown or Shiny app | Two sample apps

Installation and Library Attachment | Use | Example code to get started | Output | Input | Examples and Demo Pages

Asess to datasets of country information - countries names, capitals, calling code, continents, time ans do on | Use for writing Rmarkdown documents and build Shiny applications | Install | Datasets calls | Function calls included

Easily add automatic resizing toolbar for all images and tables in Markdown, Rmarkdown and Quarto documents | Installation and Library Attachment | Use the easy resize functionality in Rmarkdown or Quarto | Use a lot of other cool functions such as the one below | Quick demo: https://r2resize.obi.obianom.com/r2resize-package.gif | More cool functions and examples and documentation

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Introduction | Installation and Library Attachment | Use | Launch 2: from console | Launch 3: from console | Examples and Demo Pages

Summary | Include library | Use the symKey() function | Use the symCat() function | Note

Brief background | Comprehensive list of symbols | Examples | Attach the library and request the alpha and beta symbols | Attach the library, establish global settings for the symbols and then request symbols | Attach the library, then request symbols with specific settings | Insert inline symbols | One may also convert units into proper formats | Where documentation for list of symbols and how to call them is at the link below

Resizeable containers and cards for Rmarkdown, Shiny and Quarto | Installation and Library Attachment | Use cases | splitCard function: Resizable split screen container | sizeableCard function: Container with sizing toolbar | windowCard function: Window like container with resizable and expandable functions | empahsisCard function: container with moving border to emphasize content | Full examples and documentation

Introduction | Step 1: Start with an already working application | Step 2: Install and attach the shinyStorePlus 0.8 R package | Step 3: Initialize by including the scripts required for processing the stores | Step 4: Setup the matching of parameters to input values | Step 5: Run the final code and include the parameters in the browser link | Official links

Summary | New Features Since in v1.1 | How to use in Rmarkdown and Quarto documents | 1. Include library | 2. Add function call | 3. Begin writing your documents | Examples: some sample outputs and codes | 0. Using this settings | 1. Signs and Illustrative symbols (OUPUT) | 1. Signs and Illustrative symbols (CODE) | 2. Currencies, and frequently used in symbols (OUTPUT) | 2. Currencies, and frequently used in symbols (CODE) | 3. Mathematical characters within text (OUTPUT) ... | 3. Mathematical characters within text (CODE) ... | 4. Arrows (OUPUT) | 4. Arrows (CODE) | Version 0.1 features are still available | Where documentation for list of symbols and how to call them is at the link below

Introduction | Step 1: An already working application | Step 2: Install and attach the shinyStorePlus R package | Step 3: Initialize by including the scripts required for processing the stores | Step 4: Setup storage in the server function | Step 5: Run the final code | Official links

Introduction | Installation and Library Attachment | Use | Example code to get started | Input | Examples and Demo Pages

Installation and Library Attachment | Use | Features | Examples and Demo Pages

Attach the r2dictionary package | Request for the definition of the term pharmacokinetics | Alternative, you may use the addin option