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Interactive Web Pages with GitLab (…, R and Shiny)
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- Written byLukas C. Bossertperson
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- Discusses toolGitLabtool
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The abstract says this presentation explains using GitLab and GitLab Runner to build interactive web pages.
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- 2026-11-08
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