tl;dr A demo post to test out embedded WebR chunks that source a non-CRAN R package. Readers can edit and re-run code later in this blog post, entirely within the browser. World Wide WebR WebR lets you run R code in a browser with no need for a server, thanks in large part to George Stagg’s efforts. And these days you can embed editable R chunks into Quarto documents, thanks to James Balamuta’s quarto-webr extension. I’ve written before about how powerful this could be for demonstrating...
