ahhhh this is so cool! Finally decided to play with #QuartoPub dashboards (https://quarto.org/docs/dashboards/ ) and ObservableJS to automatically grab data from multiple Google Sheets and plot/show the data. No need for Shiny or anything—refreshing the page gets the latest data!
Phew, v9.0 of my program evaluation / causal inference class is now live! All the assignments use #QuartoPub and the native |> #rstats pipe, so hopefully nothing catastrophic happens because of all those changes 🤞 https://evalsp24.classes.andrewheiss.com/
If you want to learn some new skills in the new year, why not come along to my "Customizing slides and documents using Quarto extensions" workshop next week on January 11?
🎨 Style HTML and PDF Quarto documents
🛠️ Build your own Quarto extension
💻 Suitable for R, Python, and Julia users
This workshop is part of the "Workshops for Ukraine" series organised by Dariia Mykhailyshyna.
I've been getting this annoying message every time I render anything using #quartopub for months now. Haven't bothered to try to fix it. I'm running Rstudio with a pre-release of Quarto (1.4.533) that I think is causing this, but not sure if that is the culprit. Although it says that I'm missing a file somewhere, this happens for vanilla projects with no missing files.
Looking for icons to put in your Quarto documents?
Why not try the Iconify Quarto extension?
It brings the >200,000 open source icons to you via a simple shortcode.
It includes for instance academicons and font awesome. https://github.com/mcanouil/quarto-iconify #QuartoPub#Quarto
Yesterday I had the pleasure of presenting at the BPLIM Workshop on Automation of the Research Process hosted by Banco de Portugal!
I talked about styling documents and building extensions with Quarto, and you can find the link to my slides below. Thank you so much to the organisers for the invitation to present!
I want to write a quarto filter to turn a qmd doc into a json with some key value pairs with some content from it. E.g. some plain html and some code from code chunks
Hey #QuartoPub folks: Anyone know of an existing and not complicated way to add an external RSS feed to a #Quarto blog home page, like one can do with a WordPress plug-in?
As I sit here without electricity (big East Coast US storm), I think how nice it would be if my little neighborhood hyper local blog could have an emergency services RSS feed on the home page. I can curate and create the feed, but I don't know how to put it on the home page.
spent way too much time this evening trying to get a #QuartoPub document to output two separate bibliographies (one for the main text + one for the appendix only), and while it looks doable with https://github.com/pandoc-ext/multibib , Quarto doesn't seem to work with it, even following the Quarto-specific instructions :(
Our friends at @holoviz_org migrated their blog to #Quarto. They wanted something easy to use that seamlessly renders #Python#Jupyter notebooks into blog posts, and #QuartoPub does just that! Read more about their thought process here:
Officially decided to finally have students work with #QuartoPub instead of R Markdown next semester. Should greatly simplify PDF rendering, cross references, citations, etc #rstats
It’s nearly time for #AdventOfCode! I’ve made a template for creating a #QuartoPub website/project to work on, write up and share your solutions. Each year is a listing page and each day is a blog post.
It also has a companion #RStats 📦 {aochelpers} which makes it easy to get puzzle input, set up new posts and listings, using supplied (though personalisable) templates.
In #rstats {gt} can create HTML and PDF tables, and you can control column widths with pct(), but that breaks PDFs. So I made a little wrapper that uses pct() for HTML & converts %s to inches for PDF #QuartoPub