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Justin (@shakashakawizrd; 13⁄8): #100DaysOfCode Day 8: (day off yesterday with food poisoning 🤙🤙🤮) #RaspberryPi #SenseHat crappy bird game - almost know enough to start my own physical computing projects now! Also a few steps closer to having an #rstats #blogdown blog up and running self high five ↪
Lorenzo Busetto (@lbusetto74; 4⁄1): How to automatically import publications from BibTex to a hugo-academic blogdown site - New blog post here: https://t.co/tlSyDpme0o #blogdown #rstats https://t.co/uPkbMC1jbF ↪
Marie Dussault 💀 (@londonaesthetik; 1⁄0): @kierisi @JonTheGeek @Netlify Might be because they are md files? I know the blogdown package recommends rmd files… ↪
Aline Quadros (@aline_quadros; 0/1): Are u thinking of starting a blog and showcase your code and #rstats projects? Go the #bookdown route! This online free resource is just excellent #blogdown #rmark https://t.co/N4kqC28UQ5 ↪
Mauro Lepore (@mauro_lepore; 0/0): @umairdurrani87 @dataandme @rweekly_org @kierisi Thanks! To keep the https://t.co/8FooWjV1sW project simple here I did an ugly copy-paste. If you don’t mind the complex structure of blogdown you could create your https://t.co/8FooWjV1sW project from your GitHub repo. https://t.co/I2dJOxGH3T ↪
Umair Durrani (@umairdurrani87; 0/0): @mauro_lepore @dataandme @rweekly_org @kierisi Nice. What I liked most was that you provided a link to your #rstudio project on rcloud. Really awesome! Question: I’m sure you’re using #blogdown but how did you manage using the Rmd both in Import Dataset project and your blogdown project simultaneously? #rstats ↪
Roman Valls (@braincode; 0/0): @ChrisFiloG Remember when I asked if you were from the past? After moving to #Melbourne I do have a point: https://t.co/c9xB2C2erK ↪
GoHugo 🔥TOP🔥BOT🔥 (@hugo_top_bot; 0/0): New blogdown posts showing on R-Studio, not rendering on Netlify? How to debug? https://t.co/9qEW4fB9m8 ↪
bookdown
Aline Quadros (@aline_quadros; 0/1): Are u thinking of starting a blog and showcase your code and #rstats projects? Go the #bookdown route! This online free resource is just excellent #blogdown #rmark https://t.co/N4kqC28UQ5 ↪
knitr
Sebastian Karcher (@adam42smith; 1⁄0): This together with @benmarwick ’s advice to use knitr::include_graphics is perfect; exactly what I was looking for. https://t.co/ECSn5XVYqd ↪
Ben Marwick (@benmarwick; 1⁄0): @FrederikAust @adam42smith That’s right, but instead of print, I use knitr::include_graphics for greater control over the rendered image ↪
NoSQL Weekly (@nosqlweekly; 0/0): rmd4j - Knitr Engine for Neo4j. https://t.co/6gKJPpauYD #neo4j https://t.co/anFD6gYWp8 ↪
Josh Davis (@jldavis; 0/0): @mrkhdly I know this because they asked me to write a book on knitr because I wrote a dinky little tutorial on it. I know another person that wrote a security book and he absolutely didn’t have the credentials to be telling people about security. It was fangerous ↪
Martin Skarzynski (@marskar; 0/0): @andrewheiss @pachamaltese Any advantages over knitr::kable? Thanks! ↪
yihui.name
Aaron Williams (@awunderground; 1⁄1): Deleted MiKTeX and installed @xieyihui’s TinyTex. Everything is working great. I’m telling everyone at work! https://t.co/WHFI8J7wx8 #rstats https://t.co/qtzWPMDls6 ↪