blogdown
Maëlle Salmon 🐟 (@ma_salmon; 26⁄1): Starting my #rstats blog was the closest thing to a resolution for me this year! 😇 https://t.co/ssQdsPLJ2W Too bad it happened before blogdown, but what a fun year! 🤸♀️ Will YOU blog in 2018? https://t.co/gVsacXZZZd ↪
Daniela Vázquez (@d4tagirl; 11⁄4): Do you have a favorite tutorial for building a blog with blogdown from scratch? 🤓 We have a blog coming up from the amazing #RLadies @StackJaz ✨ #rstats https://t.co/i9YzpWdM4J ↪
R-bloggers (@Rbloggers; 9⁄4): Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site https://t.co/5N6uJeYn6b #rstats #DataScience ↪
Jorge A Rodriguez MD (@translatedmed; 9⁄3): 1) New post: Income Along the Boston T [Orange Line] using #rstats and @uscensusbureau data, 2) Updated blog using #rstats and #blogdown. #CodeNewbie aka be gentle with my code. https://t.co/ZwFVUA9tQb ↪
Sharla Gelfand (@sharlagelfand; 5⁄0): i’m migrating my blog to blogdown and re-reading my first post…
“honestly maybe hadn’t used RMarkdown since the Sweave days.”
!!!!! this was less than a year ago. so much has changed 😅 ↪
Osvaldo Zagordi (@ozagordi; 4⁄0): News from my blog! Switched from jekyll to hugo with #rstats blogdown, deployed with @Netlify, moved to https://t.co/GzuObwFiVo, and a couple of posts in the pipeline. ↪
Robert M Flight (@rmflight; 2⁄0): @chrisalbon Haven’t used it yet, but use of Hugo by #rstats blogdown will be my next blog generator. ↪
Juan Carlos (@villasenor_jc; 2⁄0): blogdown: Creating Websites with R Markdown https://t.co/7iaGTeyJUa ↪
Yuya MATSUMURA (@y__mattu; 2⁄0): 自分のホームページをblogdownに移植しようとしたけど、細かい調整が難しいな… Bootstrap のテンプレートでHTMLとかを直接編集したほうが楽 ↪
Fernando Flores (@ds_floresf; 1⁄0): @d4tagirl @StackJaz I’ve actually built mine following a couple of docs: 1) @RLadiesLondon presentation by @clavitolo: https://t.co/KCrEkEPQML 2) Post by @romain_francois: https://t.co/dqeZAeb0wi 3) Post by @ProQuesAsker: https://t.co/pPNjyijEio ↪
Daniela Vázquez (@d4tagirl; 1⁄0): @ma_salmon Same here! It’s been an awesome ride 🚴🏼♀️ Even more fun to come, as we now have to learn how to migrate it to blogdown 🤓 ↪
Steph Locke (@SteffLocke; 0/0): Using #blogdown with existing @GoHugoIO sites https://t.co/cywAq7fPdO ↪
Ani (@animesh1977; 0/0): Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site https://t.co/cwNaaBAskF ↪
Data Geek (@datascigeek; 0/0): Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site https://t.co/RL0jwLwLl6 #r #statistics #data science ↪
Chandan Kumar (@Chandanrtcs; 0/0): Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site https://t.co/cojqg04I9M ↪
Thomas Hütter (@DerFredo; 0/0): Posted by R on Locke Data Blog, now on R-bloggers: Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site #rstats https://t.co/FW3VWivcAF ↪
Nitish Shekhar (@nitzrulzx412; 0/0): Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site https://t.co/KK6YoZ9Xmv ↪
Deepak Taneja (@DeepakTaneja86; 0/0): Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site https://t.co/70AD57boxF ↪
Christopher Prener (@chrisprener; 0/0): I haven’t fixed my earlier #blogdown #rstats mystery yet, but I did spent an unfortunate amount of time on a “why don’t Hugo shortcodes work in html” problem #winning ↪
Sean Nguyen (@SeanlNguyen; 0/0): @chrisalbon blogdown ↪
Christopher Prener (@chrisprener; 0/0): Looking for some #rstats help this morning with #blogdown! Would love to hear if there is a workaround for my issue - see https://t.co/YHnHje7ORS for a description… ↪
Data science blogs (@dsguide_; 0/0): Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site https://t.co/hHsKp676U2 ↪
kazutan v3.4.3 (@kazutan; 0/0): Webサイトなら普通にRmdsでこしらえた方が楽だと思う。blogならblogdown的なサムシングを使うかなぁ。自分の場合。 ↪
bookdown
Ben Marwick (@benmarwick; 2⁄1): @surlyurbanist It’s not easy, but for #rstats users it’s getting less difficult every year, thanks to pkgs like @xieyihui’s knitr and bookdown, and our rrtools (https://t.co/JOwkoeT8TR). We summarise several real-world examples of reproducible academic output in https://t.co/C029piyzXm ↪
Juan Carlos (@villasenor_jc; 2⁄0): blogdown: Creating Websites with R Markdown https://t.co/7iaGTeyJUa ↪
Hadley Wickham (@hadleywickham; 1⁄0): @roughlyandrew Bookdown! ↪
knitr
Zev Ross (@zevross; 11⁄1): This site provides a great preview of code highlighting themes for #rstats. The bipolar theme looks aptly named! https://t.co/X49VRDF1lv https://t.co/IyoHWXrdf8 ↪
Luis Vargas (@L_VargasR; 4⁄2): #R #RStudio and #RMarkdown with #knitr package allow to @CIMMYT @ACCIMMYT getting, processing, analyzing data, from @SIAP_SAGARPA and #SistemaBEM, and publishing results at the same code chunk https://t.co/zm0lxp42R3 ↪
Earth Lab CU-Boulder (@EarthLabCU; 4⁄0): New to #rstats? Learn how to use knitr & R markdown in R studio to create reports in this tutorial by @LeahAWasser & @Neon_sci https://t.co/rOQlAbMMOB #earthanalytics https://t.co/K3wjHXSkef ↪
Ben Marwick (@benmarwick; 2⁄1): @surlyurbanist It’s not easy, but for #rstats users it’s getting less difficult every year, thanks to pkgs like @xieyihui’s knitr and bookdown, and our rrtools (https://t.co/JOwkoeT8TR). We summarise several real-world examples of reproducible academic output in https://t.co/C029piyzXm ↪
Thiago Silva (@thi_sanna; 0/0): @tpoi No you just need to finish that shell script that calls the yaml scripts that run the knitr code that uses the pandoc template and BAM!, work is done. ↪
Buck Borasky - Frontier Programmer (@znmeb; 0/0): @ucdlevy There are probably some knitr caching things you can do at the chunk level, at the cost of two passes. ↪
xaringan
Daily Tech Issues (@AdamSmitht1; 0/0): #Programmatically generate slides in R with xaringan and plotly #Tech #News #HowTo https://t.co/i3MmVuQYTa ↪
kazutan v3.4.3 (@kazutan; 0/0): @Med_KU revealjsです? ioslidesもしくはxaringanです? ↪