Andrie de Vries notes that Azure Machine Learning now supports Jupyter Notebooks with R:
I wrote about Jupyter Notebooks in September 2015 (Using R with Jupyter Notebooks), where I noted some of the great benefits of using notebooks:
Jupyter is an easy to use and convenient way of mixing code and text in the same document.
Unlike other reporting systems like RMarkdown and LaTex, Jupyter notebooks are interactive – you can run the code snippets directly in the document
This makes it easy to share and publish code samples as well as reports.
Jupyter Notebooks is a fine application, but up until now, you could only integrate it with Azure Machine Learning if you were writing Python code. This move is a big step forward for Azure ML.