Nacho Caballero

Mention you have to use new syntax valid_names: => data_names: required: or optional: default_parameters: => params:

You might have to explicitly source it, or do clickme::get_padding_params, I'm not sure

Ractives coming down the pipeline - volcano plot (all genes) + jitter plot (single gene) + line plot (all genes) - they are all linked (hover, click) - 3 colors...

`opts$get_param("padding")`, this can be overloaded in the translator `opts$get_data_as_json()`

Add an excel-like view to the par_coords ractive Enable clicking on scatterplot/zoomable_scatterplot so names can be copy/pasted

I'm brainstorming - Simplify the process (how?) - Create a sharing and discovery site - Add more example ractives - Provide additional documentation - Simplify documentation - Add video tutorial

tentative. I'm still not sure how ractives should be organized.

https://google-developers.appspot.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/reference polycharts.js highcharts http://code.shutterstock.com/rickshaw/examples/ https://dexvis.wordpress.com/

data can be a list that contains n dataframes - check if any of the elements is a dataframe or a matrix (this distinguishes it from a regular list)

It will be like the runShiny function, copy a set of folders to opts$path$ractives