![Shiny r studio](https://cdn1.cdnme.se/5447227/9-3/20_64e61dfc9606ee7f8b257166.png)
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The installation seems quite easy as it is just expecting node.js (with npm), R and the shiny package for R. The given examples show on one hand the power of shiny: eays GUI for an unexperienced user with sliders, buttons and so on, stong power due to the R computation engine in the background. Shiny a nice analytical webapp ( source ) As i was preparing myself for getting funding for the trip to the R user conference this year in Albacete, Spain I was coming across a highlightning talk by Josh Paulson about an interactive way of using the power of R without real struggling with R as a programming language: Shiny is a cool webapp which lets the user control the application via some drop-down menus and buttons and R computes the result in the background and displays them as well on the webpage:
![Shiny r studio](https://cdn1.cdnme.se/5447227/9-3/20_64e61dfc9606ee7f8b257166.png)