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Meet your network’s vital allies
Envision a symphony where two main players step into the limelight: the client computer and the server. Each performs a distinct role in this choreographed interplay. The client emerges as the initiator, sending forth requests for services and resources, while the server takes on the mantle of the provider, catering …
Unleashing the Power of E-Learning App Development: Transforming education.
Education has seen significant changes in the digital age, and eLearning is now a game changer. Thanks to rapid technological advancements, online learning applications have become essential for revolutionizing our […] The post Unleashing the Power of E-Learning App Development: Transforming education. appeared first on Datafloq.
What is Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), and How Should Your Company Approach It?
If you work at a large or a mid-sized company that is currently undergoing a digital transformation, you are probably witnessing the following issues: Data inconsistency across the organization causes […] The post What is Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), and How Should Your Company Approach It? appeared first on Datafloq.
How To Build a Leading Stock Trading Mobile App Platform? Complete Process with Tech Stack & Cost
The overall process of buying and selling stocks has become highly flexible with the growth of stock trading mobile apps. With the pool of benefits a stock trading mobile app […] The post How To Build a Leading Stock Trading Mobile App Platform? Complete Process with Tech Stack & Cost …
Create data visualizations like BBC News with the BBC's R Cookbook
If you're looking a guide to making publication-ready data visualizations in R, check out the BBC Visual and Data Journalism cookbook for R graphics. Announced in a BBC blog post this week, it provides scripts for making line charts, bar charts, and other visualizations like those below used in the …
The Economist's Big Mac Index is calculated with R
The Economist's Big Mac Index (also described on Wikipedia if you're not a subscriber) was created (somewhat tongue-in-cheek) as a measure to compare the purchasing power of money in different countries. Since Big Macs are available just about everywhere in the world, the price of a Big Mac in Sweden …
The Economist's Big Mac Index is calculated with R
The Economist's Big Mac Index (also described on Wikipedia if you're not a subscriber) was created (somewhat tongue-in-cheek) as a measure to compare the purchasing power of money in different countries. Since Big Macs are available just about everywhere in the world, the price of a Big Mac in Sweden …
Applications of R presented at EARL London 2018
During the EARL (Enterprise Applications of the R Language) conference in London last week, the organizers asked me how I thought the conference had changed over the years. (This is the conference's fifth year, and I'd been to each one.) My response was that it reflected the increasing maturity of …
Videos from NYC R Conference
The videos from the NYC R conference have been published, and there are so many great talks there to explore. I highly recommend checking them out: you'll find a wealth of interesting R applications, informative deep dives on using R (and a few other applications as well), and some very …
The Financial Times and BBC use R for publication graphics
While graphics guru Edward Tufte recently claimed that "R coders and users just can't do words on graphics and typography" and need additonal tools to make graphics that aren't "clunky", data journalists at major publications beg to differ. The BBC has been creating graphics "purely in R" for some time, …