blogdown
Emerson Del Ponte (@edelponte; 12⁄3): The @OpenPlantPath academic community website is powered by #blogdown using the amazing Academic @GoHugoIO theme by @georgecushen @and is deployed by @Netlify https://t.co/jTr3sbm1bF ↪
Jesse Maegan (@kierisi; 1⁄0): @chrisgalgojr very cool! you can do all of these things with R - making a website via blogdown, doing analysis and visualization work with R, or even creating a web app with Shiny (still in the R family). ↪
bookdown
Torkild H. Lyngstad (@torkildl; 1⁄0): @factistic Exactly! Just started a book project in bookdown actually. And making Rmd templates for various types of ms.Fonts only real problem left. ↪
Sebastian Schnettler (@factistic; 1⁄0): @torkildl I just recently discovered, or at least started using, RMarkdown/Pandoc from within RStudio when a student in class drew my attention to it. Since, the commented syntax files I provide after class are waaaay nicer. And my next book will be in bookdown. ↪
Taavi Päll (@taavipall; 0/0): bookdown::html_document2 + sparklines table https://t.co/BGawcL1Xy8 ↪
knitr
Travis Park (@Blogozoic; 25⁄8): Life after being introduced to #Git, @github, #LaTeX, @overleaf and #knitr all in one day: https://t.co/9vOL2Q9q5Q ↪
David Hagmann (@davidhagmann; 0/0): @polesasunder One reason for keeping separate .R files in my work with @EmilyHHo was so we could refer to variables that are computed later (e.g. to include coefficients from two studies in a table with Study 1). But we just learned of knitr::load_cache() – super useful! ↪
xaringan
Riandro (@PLayRiandroGame; 0/0): @TioOrochi @KakaxeRataque é o unico membro do clan uchiha q prest… Pera, ele tem o xaringan mas n é uchiha né… Pera, to lembrando agr @KakaxeRataque é um arrombado ↪