blogdown

Eric A. Suess (@esuess; 0/0): Converting to blogdown https://t.co/vO1lM4kcUU via @Rbloggers ↪

Suriya Subramanian (@SuriyaSubraman; 0/0): blogdown: Creating Websites with R Markdown https://t.co/WaeYX0swcH #datascience ↪

bookdown

David Robinson (@drob; 3/0): @kwuchu Bookdown and RStudio, to write/build in Markdown; excellent even if you never use R https://t.co/6hfRR3jmPb ↪

Albert Y. Kim (@rudeboybert; 1/0): @old_man_chester & me @ #USCOTS “ModernDive: A Customizable Intro Stat/Data Science Textbook” via @rstudio… https://t.co/3wOOdAUDH8 ↪

knitr

Michael Betancourt (@betanalpha; 3/1): @chrissuthy @djhocking @mcmc_stan Occupancy: https://t.co/vT5MiE2dd0. ↪

Freeman S. Wang (@wangtulao; 1/1): @dataandme @rdrrHQ Opencpu + knitr can do similar thing: https://t.co/xRnofUQvT3 modified based on yihui’s example ↪

(((Jody Aberdein))) (@jodyaberdein; 1/0): @ZackKorman Is there a similar setup to knitr in python so you can have reproducible work? ↪

さんごりら (@sangorira; 0/0): 日々の売上をチャネルごとに分けてグラフィカルに見やすくレポート化するってやつがknitrによって実現できそう ↪

(((Jody Aberdein))) (@jodyaberdein; 0/0): @ZackKorman Knitr takes your code & it’s output and can make it into html, pdf, word etc etc ↪

Zachary Korman (@ZackKorman; 0/0): @jodyaberdein I don’t know what knitr does exactly, but I think ipython notebooks do roughly the same thing? ↪