Alt Text in R

Alt text is text that describes the appearance and purpose of an image. This blog post will show you how to include alt text in your web applications and documents when you've built them in R.

Customising {shinydashboard}

Sometimes you want to go beyond the default {shinydashboard} theme. This blog will take you through 3 options—built-in colours, the {fresh} package, and CSS.

Network Error Logging - Important Insights

In this blog, we'll discuss the Network Error Logging header from W3C. It's a feature of most browsers that lets a website / application opt in to receive reports about failed network fetches from the browser.

SatRdays London 2023: Speakers

SatRdays London is fast approaching, and we are happy to announce our full lineup of speakers for the event! Read on for more info. If you want to join the fun, head over to the conference website to sign up!

Content Security Policy - Why You Need It

Content Security Policy (CSP) is a framework of modern (ish) browsers used to give applications an extra layer of security - safeguarding against attacks such as cross-site scripting. In this blog, we aim to introduce the concept of Content Security Policy and teach some of the technical aspects.

Why should I use R?: Part 1

Are you an Excel user who's considering switching over to using R? In this blog we'll use both to compare common data wrangling steps.