My recommendation is that you separate your algorithm development from your Web
implementation. Once you have the algorithm working you can decide how you will
implement it. This forum is inappropriate for both of these subjects... when you
need help with coding in R this is a good place to ask questions. Q questions
about Shiny should be asked on the RStudio shiny.
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Sent from my phone. Please excuse my brevity.
On November 15, 2016 9:09:09 AM PST, sampada upasani <upasani.sampada at
gmail.com> wrote:>Hello,
>
>I am a student of Georgia Tech and currently working on a project :
>Course
>Recommender using R language. Before moving forward I wanted to clear
>up
>things and hence posting this question. Will I be able to build this
>project using the Shiny App ? (Developing web applications using R).
>After
>reading about shiny, I came to know that it is recommended for
>deploying
>web applications and requires no knowledge of Javascript but is not
>recommended for complex web apps. I was looking for developing a web
>app on
>similar lines due to the time constraint.
>
>Can you please share your thoughts on is it a good idea to use this app
>for
>developing a web application for College Course Recommender?
>
>Thanks,
>Sampada Upasani
>Graduate Student
>Georgia Tech
>
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