How to boost R Markdown interactivity with runtime Shiny

The video tutorial explains how to enhance R Markdown documents with runtime Shiny to create interactive applications. It covers the basics of Shiny, including dynamic inputs and reactive expressions, and demonstrates how to build dynamic tables, plots, and maps. The tutorial also discusses deployment options for Shiny applications, such as using RStudio's Shiny server or cloud services like AWS.

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