Spin off chart studio related content from r/getting-started into its own post #15
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jdamiba
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This looks great, but the spun-off content should live in the documentation repo with the rest of the chart-studio stuff please. Sorry I wasn't clearer about that! |
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| By default, the `plotly` R package runs locally in your web browser or in the ` viewer. |
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stray backtick here ?
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Supposed to say RStudio viewer. Fixed!
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Looks great, thanks for all the extra text and links! 💃 |
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The purpose of this PR is to remove the Chart Studio related content from the
r/getting-startedpost. This content will be spun off into a post titledgetting-started-with-chart-studiowhich will be in_posts/r/chart-studio.Also, the wording of the doc has been changed to make it clearer that
plotlyis an R package.