R is not designed as an application development programming language. Your
question is a bit like asking why a car does not float like a boat. If you want
to distribute analyses broadly then you are likely to either need to do it
using a server or to expect users to become somewhat familiar with R.
Also, IANAL but don't forget that you will probably have obligations under the
GPL if you modify R to fit it into a deployable application.
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On September 28, 2015 1:23:43 AM PDT, "Ali M." <tclwarr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>I am new to R
>And while learning the language inside the dev tools is easy and fun
>
>I wonder how R applications are deployed and distributed to the typical
>business users
>
>I searched online of course and found some commercial options
>The revolution r enterprise platform
>Shiny r server from the makers of r-studio
>There was also a video on youtube about a company wrapping their R
>application in tcl/tk gui apps
>
>But what else is available, what are the best practices ? is there free
>alternatives to the commercial options i mentioned above?
>
>Thanks
>Ali
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