rstats

Much like ice sculpting, applying powertools to absolutely frivolous pursuits

A right-sized solution to automated data monitoring, alerting, and reporting using R (`pointblank`, `projmgr`), GitHub (Actions, Pages, issues), and Slack

Simple, self-contained, reproducible examples are a common part of good software documentation. However, in the spirit of brevity, these examples often do not demonstrate the most sustainable or flexible workflows for integrating software tools into large projects.

On the jobs-to-be-done and design principles for internal tools

Using the tidyverse's expressive data wrangling vocabulary as a preprocessor for elegant SQL scripts. *(Image source [techdaily.ca](https://techdaily.ca))*

An R package for maintaining controlled vocabularies to encode contracts between data producers and consumers

An introduction to browser-based interactivity of htmlwidgets -- no Shiny server required!

Using controlled dictionaries for low-touch documentation, validation, and usability of tabular data

This cookbook contains tips and tricks to help you get the most out of R Markdown. Topics include the automated generation of content (diagrams, text), customizing format (Pandoc, HTML, and LaTeX templates), workflow improvements (modularizing child documents, cross-referencing code chunks, chunk caching), modifying rendering behavior with hooks, and using alternative language engines.

Don't believe the documentation! Shiny modules aren't just for advanced users; they might just be a great entry point for development