James Blaire & Barret Schloerke | Integrating R with Plumber APIs | RStudio (2020)

[@juliancarax6415]

I have 0 experience in R... , my job was to expose an R function for a client to use it, the person who developed this R function didn't know how others could use his work, So there I was in charge of something I haven't seen even a Hello world, and then you made this video to save me, Thanks so much.. nice explanation. That's how people should teach everything, all necessary parts are well explained, simply and usable.

[@dahliasan]

THIS IS AMAZING! Finally R can be a part of the backend tech stack!

[@charleydublin7304]

Good work on this, thank you

[@jean-claudehenry65]

Ohh new logo is so dark. Can you develop how to deploy a plumber api with docker in a next video? Thank you James.

[@jamespaz4333]

Amazing presentation! Great work RStudio team!

[@Financeification]

Brilliant work. So clean. Thank you

[@kar2194]

Do we need to pay if we want to publish plumber api onto RStudio Connect, as individual user?

[@ransinghray3688]

great presentation

[@alexisfeau4117]

Hello, my question is to know if it was possible to communicate between R and a symfony application through an API

[@mikiallen7733]

thanks@James for the useful yet incomplete content , how does one simply add a streaming source from public site domains like yahoo(weather data section or live sensors data from NASA) before being passed to the logic of the app being built in shiny or in plumber ? lastly is there a tool that you might be aware of which allow developer of an app to do initial estimation or mapping of how many calls per API end point would be mapped to how much data storage and compute ? because i want to check if that fits in within my budget in dollars and is there any automated tool which help optimize such procedures ? , i believe such type of info are really crucial , not just for financial considerations but for overall provisioning resources experience especially if one interested to publish his app on other major platforms your input is highly appreciated