The alternatives available to share R Markdown documents are basically two:
- Static R Markdown reports: If the document encompasses only static elements, you can render it in different file formats, such as .html, .pdf, or even Word. Be aware that in order to create such a kind of document, you need to select Document from the New R Markdown window. Let me show you how:
- Dynamic R Markdown report: If, like our case, you developed an interactive report, the only way to share it (besides showing it on your PC) will be to upload it on a adequately set online server.
