Noam RossWhat's the current state of remote parquet-querying tools (duckdb, arrow, maybe polars) and WebR? That is, if I want a WebR/Shinylive app to query a remote parquet file and only transfer the query results? Or is the way to go, say, loading duckdb's WASM build and have a shiny call it via eval_js? Any examples?
SMTI was very happy that i managed to get to compile htslib for the #webr environment and the duckhts bundle in the #RStats package, but then i see that i incorrectly assumed that the #DuckDB platform was wasm_mvp, it is Linux_i686_musl instead
James BalamutaThis IS the droid you're looking for.
webRoid v1.0.0: a nearly full-featured R environment running natively on your Android phone or tablet.
Console, editor, plots, packages, 9 themes:no server, no cloud, no Jedi mind tricks. Just R on your device.
Tested extensively on emulators. Your actual device? The Force is strong, but no promises.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.webroid.app
webRios started as "what if #rstats just worked on your iPhone or iPad" and now it has a whole documentation site. Feels like the app grew up a little today.
Uh-oh, these might be the droids you're looking for...
The number one request after every webRios demo was Android support. Early stage, but we have a working R console inside a native Android view.
webRios is live. #rstats on your iPhone and iPad.
I showed native R compilation on #iOS last week. Shipping it is another story (thanks, GPL). This version uses #webR 's #WebAssembly build instead. Different tradeoffs, but this one clears App Review.
Hacker NewsWebR – R in the Browser
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