Quarto

Quarto offers a myriad of features, some of which are especially useful for academics! In this 20-minute video, @minebocek walks you through some of these features that she uses almost daily for writing papers and teaching #rstats. quarto.org/docs/blog/post…

@BenjEssalih No books available yet but we are about to start working on one!

@quarto_pub Could you please suggest a book for mastering Quarto

Been hearing about #QuartoPub but didn't give it a try yet? Perused the get started pages but would like another intro? Or want to pick up a few Quarto tips? Here is a Get Started with Quarto with #rstats and RStudio video for you! quarto.org/docs/blog/post…

New in Quarto 1.3, support for publishing documents and projects to Atlassian Confluence: quarto.org/docs/blog/post…

Easily embed output from a Jupyter Notebook directly in a Quarto document with Jupyter Cell Embedding: quarto.org/docs/blog/post… Our third blog post on new features coming in Quarto 1.3.

Our second blog post on new features coming in Quarto 1.3 describes how to easily publish multi-format documents (e.g. HTML, PDF, and ipynb): quarto.org/docs/blog/post…

@psotob91 Yes you should be able to

@quarto_pub Can I use this option into quarto revealjs??

Quarto 1.3 is coming! We'll be blogging about some of the new features we are most excited about. First up: Code Annotation! quarto.org/docs/blog/post… You don't have to wait for the official release to try it out. You can download the pre-release at quarto.org/docs/download/…

@axiomsofxyz This is a regression that occurred yesterday which is now fixed in version 1.3.263 (available here: quarto.org/docs/download/…)

@quarto_pub I'm seeing some odd tags appear in escaped markdown, e.g. {{r}} going to {{wacm}} in the Shiny page docs. Is this related to Quarto 1.3 being set to the default?

@IsabellaGhement @posit_glimpse @tjmahr You can download and use the pre-release now (see the link in the blog post). Final release should in the next month or so.

@posit_glimpse @tjmahr Cool! When is this release scheduled for?

Coming to your Quarto documents soon: Code Annotation! quarto.org/docs/blog/post… The first in a series of posts about some of the new features coming in Quarto 1.3. #quartopub #rstats #python

@GunneschLuca Definitely a priority and on our roadmap (no estimate yet on dates, collaborative writing is a big feature!)

@maibennett You can set the visual editor content width here (it defaults to 700px): rstudio.github.io/visual-markdow…

Using quarto for the first time to do a report. So far, not noticing the differences with rmarkdown 🫠 Also, the visual editor was driving me insane because it just wouldn’t use the entire screen. But I’m still doing it, because I wanna be part of the cool kids.

@yureq @MickaelCanouil @betanalpha Check out py.geocompx.org as well.

@MickaelCanouil @betanalpha @quarto_pub Do you know about any Python Quattro projects out there? Especially books? Because I am looking at Jupyterbook alternatives.

Hat tip to @jannikbuhr for his work on quarto-nvim, which adds first class support for Quarto to @Neovim. Details here: quarto.org/docs/tools/neo…

The new Shinylive extension enables you to embed interactive Shiny for Python applets in Quarto documents (with no server required!). Shiny for R version is also in the works. Check out the details here: quarto.org/docs/blog/post…

If you want to quickly code an interactive report or analysis and email it to colleagues or host it on an intranet, integrating @rstudio or @ThePSF and Observable @JavaScript in @quarto_pub could be a great choice. Learn more: infoworld.com/article/367478…

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@jannikbuhr @grrrck Here is a our stock Lua VS Code extension config for Lua.workspace.library and Lua.runtime.plugin (not sure what the equivalent is outside of VS Code): #settings" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">quarto.org/docs/extension…. The plugin allows to recognize the types in e.g. function Div(el)

@jannikbuhr @grrrck @jannikbuhr I'm not sure if you are yet integrated with the Lua LSP (github.com/sumneko/lua-la…). If you are then you should know that quarto-cli now includes Lua type definitions here (github.com/quarto-dev/qua…) which you can point the LSP at.

@grrrck We've updated our Lua development docs with some additional pointers here: quarto.org/docs/extension…. Also note that our VS Code extension now includes integrated support for Lua completion, type-checking, and diagnostics.