Improving the responsiveness of Shiny applications
This post covers the "why?" and "how?" of making Shiny applications feel like they respond instantaneously to users' interactions.
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Events at Jumping Rivers
At Jumping Rivers we're all about getting involved in the R community! As such, we host multiple events throughout the year. Read on for information about what we have planned so far for 2023!
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UI-driven testing for Shiny: Part 3
It pays to extract out some helper functions and / or classes from your test cases. By doing so, your tests will look simpler, the behaviour that you are testing will be more explicit, and you'll have less code to maintain.
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UI-driven testing for Shiny: Part 2
Here, we will write a simple shiny app (as an R package) and show how to generate tests for this app using {shinytest2}.
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SatRdays London 2023
SatRdays is returning to London this April! SatRdays are low-cost R conferences, hosted on Saturdays to enable those who usually cannot attend to take part.
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UI-driven testing for Shiny: Part 1
Automated testing is an essential part of any production-quality software project. Much of the focus in the R world is on testing the individual components of a project, but for those working with {shiny} there are great tools that can test your application as if a user was interacting with it. In this blog series, we focus on {shinytest2}.
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