What this is, and what it is not | Two contracts | Format | Principles | Atomic values | Plain output | Which attributes survive | What plain mode writes that the default refuses | Values JSON cannot carry | Attributes | Types with no lexeme | Language objects | Object systems | Environments | Closures | References | Self-contained documents | Reading foreign JSON | Reading without code | API | Extension protocol | The gap this fills | Engine | Testing | Prior art | Deferred

Slots hold reactives | A collection is shared | Each slot is a dependency of its own | In an app | Testing

Where the default rule stops | A reader that owns a connection | What to record | Getting it back | The document is the interface | When the resource is gone | Methods have no privileges | A class with no default to fall back on

Where the default would have to guess | Deciding what the state is | Writing the pair | When the bindings really are the state | Generators need no method | Writing an instance whole | Reference classes, and where the refusal stops

Creating blocks | UI function | Server function | Constructor function | Example | More complex examples

Introduction | Plugins | Available plugins | Override a plugin's server and ui functions | Putting everything together | Custom UI components

Common test cases | Test class of object | Test input widgets work | Test that state is correctly returned | Test that expressions are correctly returned | Test that expressions correctly throw errors | Passing additional args

The payload | What comes back | Size | Speed | Reading these numbers

The contract | Capabilities | A file-based backend | Store-level generics | Record-level generics | Declaring capabilities | The round-trip | Trimming to the minimum | Wiring it into an app

The big picture | Grid syntax | One panel | Two panels side by side | Two panels stacked vertically | Tabs (multiple panels in one) | Nested grids | Two columns, the right one stacked | Two columns, both stacked | Three rows in one column | Sidebar + tabs | Multiple views (pages) | Display names distinct from the id | Choosing the initially active view | Views without geometry | Putting it all together | Custom split ratios and active tabs | A 30/70 split | Stacking with sizes | Choosing the open tab | Sizes inside a nested branch | Cheat-sheet | Where to go from here

Introduction | Previewing available blocks | Register a block | Unregister a block

{blockr} for non coders | The user interface | Group nodes | Code export | Save and restore your work | Other options | More sophisticated UIs | {blockr} for developers | Introduction | Serve blocks | Serve a board | Use the board as a module | What's next? | Develop new blocks | Extend blockr.core

Installing blockr | Running blockr | Requirements | Getting help

What is blockr? | Who is it for? | How it works | Available blocks | Next steps | Core packages | Extending blockr

The workspace | Building a workflow: Step by step | Step 1: Import your data | Step 2: Filter the data | Step 3: Select columns | Step 4: Create a visualization | Step 5: Export results | More blocks | Data transformation | Visualization | Working with multiple inputs | Tips | Block reference

Package installation | Demo datasets | Full datasets | Concept loading | Extending the concept dictionary

Introduction | Quick start guide | Ready-to-use datasets | MIMIC-III | eICU | HiRID | AmsterdamUMCdb | MIMIC-IV | Data concepts | Data classes | Ready-to-use concepts | Physiological data | Patient demographics | Treatment-related information | Outcomes | Concept specification | Data sources | Data source setup | Data download | Data import | Data attaching | Data loading | Data source configuration | ID configuration | Default column configuration | Table configuration | Adding external datasets | Adding configuration information | Enabling data loading | Summary of required steps | Examples | Lactate and mortality | Diabetes and insulin treatment | Acknowledgments

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