blogdown
Maarten van Smeden (@MaartenvSmeden; 5⁄1): @EpiEllie @travisgerke @societyforepi @SER_SPC @ProfessorIsIn It is easy to build (and maintain) your website and blogs, see this thread: https://t.co/qiJOGteWpp. I’m currently in a transition phase from wordpress to blogdown, and already very impressed by blogdown ↪
Jennifer Snape (@JenniferSnape; 4⁄0): Finally moved my blog from wordpress to the R blogdown framework! Does this make me a real R blogger now…?! #rstats #blogdown #blogging #datascience https://t.co/dcyxc6E2JF ↪
Maria L Filippetti (@filippetti_ml; 1⁄0): @v_lamarche 🙏🏻 It’s actually pretty straightforward (and if I can, everyone can!). I used #blogdown and there are many templates and themes available to get you started. ↪
Sam Clifford (@samclifford; 0/0): Been reinstalling everything since moving from a Windows-based laptop to a MacBook. Blogdown/hugo now works properly, but I have to re-figure out how to do the submodule trick to push my /public folder from the blog content repo to the https://t.co/q7zYmoPLKw repo. ↪
knitr
hrbrmstr (@hrbrmstr; 3⁄0): Said addin has a sibling “purl Rmd” entry which uses “knitr::purl()” (h/t @yoniceedee) vs ‘cloc::cloc()‘.
They both have a second cousin (on their mum’s side) entry to produce cloc metrics for an active #rstats package project: https://t.co/QJbIfYU81T ↪
hrbrmstr (@hrbrmstr; 1⁄0): @yoniceedee aye. knitr::extract_raw_output() (IIRC)
Mine is just cloc-specific. ↪
yoni sidi (@yoniceedee; 1⁄0): @hrbrmstr tangle=TRUE https://t.co/vrp5Kl8g33 ↪
yoni sidi (@yoniceedee; 0/0): @hrbrmstr Isnt there a fn in knitr that does that? ↪