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Expand Up @@ -755,5 +755,3 @@ There are three basic options
This chapter has showed you how to organise your app into a package so that you can take advantage of the powerful tools provided by the testthat package.
If you've never made a package before, this can seem overwhelming, but as you've seen, a package is just a simple set of conventions that you can readily adapt for a Shiny app.
This requires a little up front work, but unlocks a big payoff: the ability to automate tests radically increases your ability to write complex apps.

In the next chapter you'll learn out how to figure out what's making your apps slow, and some techniques for making them faster.