Interactive Data Visualization Tools in R
summary
Overview of concrete results not promises: uses R Shiny plus leaflet, plotly, DT to turn the Quakes dataset (≈1,000 events since 1964) into a working app with an interactive map, an interactive histogram and a searchable table. Code shows reactive functions that cache subsets, conditional panels that swap sliders (magnitude vs depth), and examples of ggplot → ggplotly conversion. Deployment options include shinyapps.io or Shiny Server; demo code and scripts live on the uploader's GitHub.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Interactive data viz in R
- 5:36Standalone tools in R
- 12:40Interactive tables with DT
- 23:18Interactive plots with plotly
- 31:10Shiny web apps intro
- 44:00Shiny interactive widgets
- 59:22Shiny conditional panels
- 1:06:45Refining Shiny apps
- 1:11:28Q&A
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