Welcome!

The goals of the Shiny Developer Series are to showcase the innovative applications and packages in the ever-growing Shiny ecosystem, as well as the brilliant developers behind them! The series is composed of these components:

Video demonstrations and tutorials illustrating powerful techniques to bring your Shiny applications to the next level. Each of these videos will be posted on this site as well as the official Shiny Developer Series YouTube channel & PeerTube channel.
If you would like to listen to an audio-only version of the episodes, the Shiny Developer Series is now available as a podcast! You can subscribe on the following podcast platforms:
Special live webinars throughout 2019 in partnership with the RStudio Community to connect with the brilliant developers both within the Shiny team and those creating awesome applications and packages in the Shiny community. Visit the sign-up page to register and receive email updates!

Webinar Schedule

Title	Guest(s)	Date/Time	Recording Link
Shiny Development - Past and Future	Winston Chang	April 26 1:00-2:00 PM EST	ep1
`{golem}` and Effective Shiny Development Methods	Colin Fay	June 7 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST	ep2
`{googleAnalyticsR}` and linking Shiny to complex APIs	Mark Edmondson	June 21 12:00 - 1:00 PM EST	ep3
Rinterface and `{bs4Dash}` - Building beautiful dashboards	David Granjon	August 9 12:00 - 1:00 PM EST	ep4
`{shinysense}` and custom javascript visualizations	Nick Strayer	September 13 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
`{shinyjqui}`	Yang Tang	October 25 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
`{shinyWidgets}` and dreamRs	Victor Perrier & Fanny Meyer	November 8 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
`{yonder}`	Nathan Teetor	December 6 1:00 - 2:00 PM EST

Pardon our dust! This site is still under construction and as the series matures, more content will be added.

Behind the Screen

Eric Nantz is a statistician in life sciences who has been using R since 2004. Eric quickly developed a passion for using and learning more about R due in large part to the brilliant community and its free and open source heritage, much like his favorite operating system Linux. In particular, Shiny has become one of his favorite R packages in his daily work and personal projects! In addition to this series, Eric is also the creator and host of the R-Podcast

Interests

Open Source
Data Science
Technology
The R Community

Education

PhD in Statistics, 2008

Western Michigan University
MSc in Statistics, 2005

Western Michigan University
BSc in Statistics and Computer Science, 2002

Grand Valley State University

Curtis Kephart

Community Lead

RStudio

Curtis Kephart is RStudio’s Community Organizer. He is an economist by training (think: applied statistician and market engineer) and works closely with RStudio’s marketing team. Besides using R every day, he travels for fun a lot (15 countries last year) and backcountry camp.

Interests

Open Source
The R Community

Education

PhD International Economics, 2015

University of California Santa Cruz
M.A., International Economics, 2011

University of California Santa Cruz
B.A., Business Management Economics, 2003

University of California Santa Cruz

Welcome!

Webinar Schedule

Recent Posts

Episode 4: The RinteRface packages for production-ready Shiny UI

Hands-on demonstration of {golem}!

Episode 3: {googleAnalyticsR} and Linking Shiny to Complex APIs

Episode 2: {golem} and Effective Shiny Development Methods

Episode 1: Shiny Development - Past and Future

Eric Nantz

Creator & Host

Behind the Screen

Interests

Education

Curtis Kephart

Community Lead

RStudio

Interests

Education