ALT RStudio interface showing an R Shiny app script with a `shinydocker::export()` command, alongside a browser window displaying a "Hello Docker" Shiny app with a histogram and slider control for the number of observations.
ALT RStudio interface with an R Shiny app script and a browser window showing the default Shiny Server welcome page with an "It's Alive!" message and a sample histogram at the localhost:3838 mapping.
ALT RStudio interface showing a Python Shiny app script with a `shinydocker::export()` command, alongside a browser window displaying a "Hello Docker" Shiny app with a histogram and slider control for the number of observations.
ALT A screenshot showing the _brand.yml file setup and configured with an unofficial implementation of Stanford Identity Guidelines running in Shinylive playground. You can open the app, modify color values in `_brand.yml`, and see updates in the Shiny for Python app!
ALT An **unofficial** implementation of Stanford Identity Guidelines with the new _brand.yml Specification being applied in a Shiny for Python application. This screenshot shows the "light mode" being activated.
ALT An **unofficial** implementation of Stanford Identity Guidelines with the new _brand.yml Specification being applied in a Shiny for Python application. This screenshot shows the "dark mode" being activated.
ALT Example of the deployed Python Shinylive app on a hosted domain. This Shiny for Python app was translated from the prior tutorial's R Shiny app.
ALT A screenshot showing the summary page for the GitHub actions worker that converted the Shiny for Python app into a Python Shinylive app and then deployed it to the repository's GitHub Pages website automatically. Note, that the compressed size of the application is about 39.3 MB.
