The webR Reset button was fixed.

The function to share R plots in webR was improved by adding a preview button.

A share button for webR was incorporated into the app layout.

The layout was modified to allow Mac users to use the app.

Your app has now 3 different options to play with Language R. We included WebR, which is an R interpreter running on Web-assembly.

The layout was modified to improve your experience.

Language R versions 0.49, 2.14.0, and 4.2.2 are ready to work on with graphical display capabilities the three of them and plot generation in PDF format the latter two. Just read the README.txt file.

Three different versions (0.49 from 1997, 2.14.0 from 2011, and 4.22.0 from 2023) of R are included and the most recent version is ready to generate plots by using the PDF device. The app also reduced its size!

This update includes a graphical display for R next to the terminal. It also provides the PDF device to export plots.

You can play with oldies but goodies: We include one of the first versions of R with graphical capabilities. Just read the README.txt file!

The Delete key now works well for language R when using the Linux terminal.

The R plots generated by the user can now be shared and are automatically stored in your photo gallery. Read the README section for more information about it.

We include a Linux terminal emulator that incorporates language R, so the user can play it either online or offline. The user can type on the R console a script starting with pdf('p',2,2) and ending with dev.off() to obtain all the plots generated by the script. The dimensions of the view frame were adjusted to obtain a much better experience with your iPad.

We include a Linux terminal emulator that incorporates language R, so the user can play it either online or offline. The user can type on the R console a script starting with pdf('p',4,4) and ending with dev.off() to obtain all the plots generated by the script.