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.
https://t.co/RLAJrsRlJT
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!
https://t.co/osn3JpcUtU
Easily embed output from a Jupyter Notebook directly in a Quarto document with Jupyter Cell Embedding: https://t.co/7eEGISPMCN
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): https://t.co/YMvnbnFhhW
Quarto 1.3 is coming! We'll be blogging about some of the new features we are most excited about. First up: Code Annotation! https://t.co/odVRvev8AD
You don't have to wait for the official release to try it out. You can download the pre-release at https://t.co/iNgWQk7zbO
@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.
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: https://t.co/BW3BBtVtIL
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: https://t.co/j13pPbQSt1
@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): https://t.co/x0ohIyL2HF. 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 (https://t.co/yPa4NPqWpD). If you are then you should know that quarto-cli now includes Lua type definitions here (https://t.co/BcP10uGzyN) which you can point the LSP at.
@grrrck We've updated our Lua development docs with some additional pointers here: https://t.co/DeuuEDTcAc. Also note that our VS Code extension now includes integrated support for Lua completion, type-checking, and diagnostics.