With the absolutely amazing and mind-blowing development of webr I have wondered if maybe I should call this RinJS instead of JSinR. The world has certainly changed in unexpected ways since the launch of htmlwidgets. Thanks to the the R-wasm team George Stagg and Lionel Henry for really pushing the limits here.
Just after my last post GICS® Checkbox Tree in Shiny I discovered James Balamuta (coatless) repo demonstrating shinylive-r + quarto. I asked myself, “Could we create the shiny GICS® checkbox tree entirely in the browser?”. Not only was the answer “yes” but I also learned that we could accomplish in a three ways described in Joe Cheng’s posit::conf(2023) presentation.
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shinylive.io live editor
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shinylive::exportand deployed on Github pages site see also Rami Krispin’s tutorial -
quarto+shinylive- I have not tried withquartoyet but see Max Kuhn’s Quarto Book test and the previously mentioned James Balamuta (coatless) repo