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Learn Observable JavaScript with Observable notebooks
Free, hosted Observable notebooks provide an interactive experience and lots of free, open-source Observable JS code you can reuse and learn from. Here's how to get started.
A beginner's guide to using Observable JavaScript, R, and Python with Quarto
Using Quarto with Observable JavaScript is a great solution for R and Python users who want to create more interactive and visually engaging reports.
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Easier ggplot with ggcharts in R
Create R data visualizations easily with a few lines of simple code using the ggcharts R package. Plus, the resulting charts and graphs are customizable ggplot objects.
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How to make easier ggplot2 with ggcharts
Make ggplot2 graphs with a lot less code using the ggcharts package.
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How to create PowerPoint slides from R
Learn how to generate PowerPoint slides straight from an R Markdown document. Plus, create interactive HTML slides in R with the xaringan package.
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How to create PowerPoint slides right from R
Learn how to generate PowerPoint slide presentations right from R with R Markdown. Plus: Create interactive HTML slides with the xaringan package.
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Astonishingly easy mapping with R and mapview
One short line of code give you a full-featured interactive choropleth map – complete with rollover text and popup data – thanks to the mapview package. See how simple it is to explore geospatial data in R. Data files available in...
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AI, machine learning, and deep learning deep dive
Download this 26-page in-depth guide to AI, machine learning, and deep learning for easy reading at your convenience
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Get started with Angular
A step-by-step guide to installing the tools, creating an application, and getting up to speed with Angular components, directives, services, and routers
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Python megaguide: The best frameworks and IDEs
Only on InfoWorld: A hands-on, in-depth look at 13 Python web frameworks and six Python development toolkits
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Quick guide: Digital transformation and the agile enterprise
Enterprise transformation is hard. But when you build a platform for continuous change, putting new ideas into production becomes a lot easier
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Career hacks: Professional do’s and don’ts for developers
The hot skills to master, the secrets to breaking into management, the career mistakes to avoid -- here's how to refactor yourself as the developer every organization wants
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Deep Dive how-to: Office 365 document sharing
Office 2016, OneDrive, and Office 365 together offer powerful document collaboration capabilities across Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, and the web -- but only if you set them up and manage them properly. This how-to guide walks you...
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Machine learning megaguide: Amazon, Microsoft, Databricks, Google, HPE, IBM
Download InfoWorld's massive roundup of Amazon, Microsoft, Databricks, Google, HPE, and IBM machine learning toolkits
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The Essential Guide to Microservices
How to create modern Web and mobile applications that scale.
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The essential guide to PowerShell for Windows, Windows Server, and Exchange
Make the most of Microsoft’s command line by mastering the nuances of the PowerShell language
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Public cloud megaguide: Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM, and Joyent compared
The top five public clouds pile on the services and options, while adding unique twists
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Monitoring in the age of devops
A combination of cultural transformation and automation is redefining the way developers and operations work together. But for devops to succeed, comprehensive, real-time monitoring must be in place