blogdown

Alison Hill (@apreshill; ²⁄₀): @tjmahr @rstudio nice! That is a neat trick- should work for #blogdown too 🏋🏽‍♀️ ↪

Daily Tech Issues (@AdamSmitht1; 0/0): #How to add default code snippets to blogdown posts? #Tech #News #HowTo https://t.co/pvybkok4AK ↪

Golf Starz (@golf_starz; 0/0): @10TV @AEPOhio …and we learned the important lesson of saving your work in case of a random power outing #blogdown ↪

bookdown

Sean Kross (@seankross; ¹⁵⁄₃): @DarrinLRogers I co-wrote a book about package development with @rdpeng and @gbwanderson: https://t.co/pnWq8zYNvR

@hspter has a popular blog post about package development: https://t.co/BgHhmXRBOO

@kwbroman has a great guide too: https://t.co/8CDjzwPTWD ↪

tj mahr casserole 🦃 (@tjmahr; ⁸⁄₀): #rstats here’s an @rstudio snippet to insert a bookdown figure x-reference, text x-reference for a caption, and an R chunk for the x-references https://t.co/MoZzZdPoAc ↪

Richard Öhrvall (@richardohrvall; 0/0): @peterdalle Så du kompilerar html lokalt? Har du testat att låta Travis sköta det? Funderar på att skapa en sida i Bookdown, men lite osäker på hur jag ska lägga upp det. Netlify kan kanske också vara ett alternativ. ↪

Peter Dahlgren (@peterdalle; 0/0): @richardohrvall Det är rmarkdown, kompilerad med bookdown. Lite krångligt att få det fungera, men enkelt att hantera sedan. ↪

Richard Öhrvall (@richardohrvall; 0/0): @peterdalle Gillar din metodguide - bygger du html lokalt i Bookdown eller använder du Travis? ↪

Alison Hill (@apreshill; 0/0): @tjmahr @rstudio I love your code snippets! But I’m dense on this one- how is it different/preferred over the built-in figure captions? https://t.co/dCIVimyCzZ ↪

knitr

Charles T. Gray (@cantabile; 0/0): aha! knitr::kable(format = “html”) ↪

yihui.name

Bart Rogiers (@rogiersbart; ¹⁄₀): @thomasp85 Reminds me of @xieyihui’s literate programming example: https://t.co/ceKwy6Nq9C. LP for documenting source code seems a very legit use case to me. ↪