This presentation is part of the Developing Data Products Coursera.org course project submission.
I have generated this presentation with RMarkdown in Rstudio.
The Shiny application pitched by this presentation is at
18/12/2020
This presentation is part of the Developing Data Products Coursera.org course project submission.
I have generated this presentation with RMarkdown in Rstudio.
The Shiny application pitched by this presentation is at
The application is written in Shiny which is a web application framework for R
The source code has two files: server.R and ui.R
server.R contains the server function definition of the web application
ui.R includes the the user interface definition
For applications defined this way, the server.R file must return the server function, and the ui.R file must return the UI object
The application is hosted on Shinyapps.io, a site for these types of applications.
You can enter four values or parameters:
The title of the graph
Point size
The countries that will appear in the graph
The life expectancy interval with which you want to compare GDP
You can also download the filtered data by pressing the download button
There are two tabs in main panel as below:
Plot: This displays plot for corresponding dataframe. By selecting one of the points on the graph, the continent, the country, the GDP and the life expectancy are displayed.
Table: This displays a searchable-interactive Table of the data that are represented in the graph