R-Ladies Freiburg (English) - Getting to know Quarto
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Taught by Julia Müller (@JuliaMuellerFr), PhD student at the University of Freiburg.
In this workshop, we introduced you to Quarto and showed how it compares to R-Markdown as well as how much of your R-Markdown knowledge can transfer (spoiler: a lot!). Similar to R-Markdown, Quarto is a publishing system that lets you combine text, code, and code output to create articles, presentations, websites, books, or blogs.
We pointed out which elements work the same in both systems, where Quarto differs, and which features are new. Finally, we demonstrated how you can use Quarto to work with other programming languages such as Python and Julia in VS Code.
You can find more information on Quarto on quarto.org/
All materials are available on the R-Ladies Freiburg Github repo:
github.com/rla...
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That's a fantastic introduction to the quarto, hats off to Julia Müller.
Excellent overview of Quarto. Great presentation, thanks!!
This is excellent. Hope you will do one session one day that covers more on how to deal with equations including numbering and rendering to different output formats. In most videos that I have watched, equations are under explored yet equally important.
Thanks for the demonstration! It looks really slick and will be useful.
In the latest version of RStudio Quarto is included so no need to download separately unless you intend to running from a command line or inside VSCode or other IDEs.
Thanks for sharing, Quarto is pretty cool, great presentation!!! =)
Fantastic! Thank you.
Excellent presentation tanks. 👏
Quarto ships natively with the latest version of RStudio.
It is really good video about Quarto demostration. and I find the github demo qmd file. thanks for your sharing.
wonderful
Great presentation as always Julia. It gave me a boost to be able to transition from rmarkdown to quarto .. as a lot of rmarkdown knowledge is transferable .. cos I was genuinely worried about the learning curve it will be.
Also, anyone have thoughts on if Q will make xaringan and some other packages less attractive now.
Quarto is definitely an upgrade from RMarkdown.
However, a lot of the ideas - especially for the markdown parts in either RMarkdown or Quarto seem to come directly from LaTeX (and for slides from the LaTeX beamer package). LaTeX, however, is still far superior in the typesetting and document formatting department to either RMarkdown or Quarto. Where LaTeX is weak is in natively running code inside it and drawing plots in-situ. But that seems to be changing with the PGFPlots/TikZ packages (although the learning curve for those is quite steep). So it seems like that those who are mostly writing text and with lesser code might as well go with LaTeX and those who are mostly on the coding/data-heavy side should you RMarkdown or Quarto. That is basically were I am right now. It seems like Donald Knuth's dream of Literal Coding is finally coming to fruition.
Thanks for a nice presentation.
Very good video. Is there any option to host a Quarto HTML book in Microsoft Teams / Microsoft Sharepoint?
When creating a new quarto document, I do not get the same options for creating an HTML file (as shown at 4:50 in the video), e.g. theme or whether I want to include a toc etc. Could it have something to do with MAC?
Hi. Loving the workshop, but I'm trying to render Quarto demonstration.qmd but I'm getting this error:
Error running filter /Applications/quarto/share/filters/quarto-post/quarto-post.lua:
...cations/quarto/share/filters/quarto-post/quarto-post.lua:1752: attempt to index a nil value (field 'attr')
stack traceback:
...cations/quarto/share/filters/quarto-post/quarto-post.lua:1063: in function
Can someone give me a hand? Thanks!
Brilliant and thank you very much for the simple yet powerful talk highlighting some interesting aspects of Quarto, definitely now my main authoring engine for reproducible analytics!
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