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Obinna Obianom

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14 Packages

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Package Title ⇅	Year	Total~Citation	Imported	Suggested
card.pro: Lightweight Modern & Responsive Card Component for 'shiny' (Version 2.3.0)	2024	0	0	0
nextGenShinyApps: Craft Exceptional 'R Shiny' Applications and Dashboards with Novel Responsive Tools (Version 2.1)	2022	1	1	0
quickcode: Quick and Essential 'R' Tricks for Better Scripts (Version 1.0.5)	2023	5	5	0
r2country: Country Data with Names, Capitals, Currencies, Populations, Time, Languages and so on (Version 2.0.2.4.0)	2023	0	0	0
r2dictionary: A Mini-Dictionary for 'R', 'Shiny' and 'Rmarkdown' Documents (Version 0.2)	2020	1	0	1
r2fireworks: Enhance Your 'Rmarkdown' and 'shiny' Apps with Dazzling Fireworks Celebrations (Version 0.1.0)	2024	0	0	0
r2resize: In-Text Resize for Images, Tables and Fancy Resize Containers in 'shiny', 'rmarkdown' and 'quarto' Documents (Version 1.9.2)	2022	1	0	1
r2shortcode: Shorten Function Names of Functions in Another Package and Create an Index to Make Them Accessible (Version 0.2)	2020	0	0	0
r2social: Seamless Integration of Sharing and Connect Buttons in Markdown and Apps (Version 1.2.1)	2022	1	0	1
r2symbols: Symbols for 'Markdown' and 'Shiny' Application (Version 1.4)	2020	2	1	1
scientific: Two Highly Customizable 'rmarkdown' Themes for Scientific Reports (Version 2025.0)	2024	0	0	0
sciRmdTheme: Upgraded 'Rmarkdown' Themes for Scientific Writing (Version 0.1)	2022	0	0	0
shinyStorePlus: Secure in-Browser and Database Storage for 'shiny' Inputs, Outputs, Views and User Likes (Version 1.4)	2022	1	1	0
symbol.equation.gpt: Simple User Interface to Build Equations and Add Symbols (Version 1.1.4)	2023	0	0	0

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