blogdown

Emerson Del Ponte (@edelponte; ⁸⁄₁): The last big mission of the year finally accomplished! 🎉🤓

The new Del Ponte Lab website using @xieyihui #blogdown #rstats package and @georgecushen Academic @GoHugoIO theme was launched: https://t.co/1LRYEwSi6P.

I wrote a blog post about this https://t.co/sQn3quKrq3 https://t.co/U72vqHMZyq ↪

Robert M Flight (@rmflight; ¹⁄₀): Anyone else using the Hugo/Academic theme with #rstats blogdown? Considering it, but not sure I want all that info on a single page, also concerned about widgets working ….

https://t.co/yDWHXHU0Wz https://t.co/oqbW6zl1ly ↪

bookdown

DivyaJyoti Rajdev (@DivjyotiRajdev; ²⁄₁): I can’t get over the amazing fact that vignettes have detailed bookdowns! See tidytext bookdown for example https://t.co/Nv6r8OUk2o #rstats #r4ds @juliasilge @drob ↪

Maëlle Salmon 🐟 (@ma_salmon; ²⁄₀): @thomasp85 Cannot @_ColinFay transform any package documentation into a bookdown book? 🎩☄📘 ↪

Dan MacLean (@danmaclean; ¹⁄₀): @AnthonyC1Nash @JohannaRhodes Definitely, it’s just a really convenient way to structure large documents and apply as much/little latex as you like. Look up the Rstudio bookdown package and PanDoc program if you would like info about the flexibility of the pipeline. ↪

knitr

Emily Robinson (@robinson_es; ⁴⁰⁄₁₀): ICYMI, check out @kwbroman’s great list of resources for modernizing your R workflow; covers knitr, tidyverse 📦s, %>%, and more https://t.co/23NddHEHQM https://t.co/YXgCzTtghK ↪

Mareviv (@maureviv; 0/0): ✅ If you use Sweave, it’s time you switched to knitr. You’ll find that the transition is easy. (but I still miss Sweave!) ✅ You can put underscores in names. (just discovered this like 2 months ago) ↪