blogdown

Karl Broman (@kwbroman; ²³⁄₃): omg, @xieyihui transferred all of my old blog posts to my new blogdown site, https://t.co/8VOLVN8f99. Thanks, Yihui! ↪

Karl Broman (@kwbroman; ¹⁄₀): @mikelove Or should we all be using blogdown? ↪

Steph Locke (@SteffLocke; 0/0): @jcoenep doggos were there earlier and no, I’m using Hugo directly which is what blogdown uses to go from Rmd->html ↪

bookdown

Yihui Xie (@xieyihui; ³⁄₀): @jwgayler Yes. The output is just a bunch of static files. You can host them wherever you want. On… https://t.co/SLPmQf6cqL ↪

boB Rudis (@hrbrmstr; ¹⁄₀): @daniel_bilar @mrshrbrmstr I’ll likely be helping get stuff up on GH and bookdown so stay tuned :-) ↪

Lars Schoebitz (@larnsce; ¹⁄₀): @haozhu233 Using it mainly to decrease the font size and to fit my tables on the page for #bookdown reports. ↪

Bogdan Oancea (@bogdan__oancea; 0/0): The QCA with R book https://t.co/g8AGb8807b ↪

knitr

Lars Schoebitz (@larnsce; ³⁄₁): Just discovered the #kableExtra package by @haozhu233 for use with #knitr kable(). Couldn’t be more stoked! #rstats

https://t.co/aL8oRd9Tlo ↪

Ted Laderas (@tladeras; ¹⁄₀): @mikedecr lapply(listOfTables, function(x){knitr::kable(x)}) or use a for loop if you like. ↪

Mike DeCrescenzo (@mikedecr; ¹⁄₀): #rstats #knitr question: if I want to render a list of tables as HTML (i.e. not a console output block), what’s the best way to do this? ↪

Martin (@mrtn_su; ¹⁄₀): Good post on knitr/RMarkdown, and the emerging python equivalents knitpy/stitch: https://t.co/GnCZbdMyZ0 ↪

tj mahr 🦆 (@tjmahr; 0/0): @tladeras @mikedecr lapply(tables, knitr::kable) ↪

Javascript Bot (@JavascriptBot; 0/0): Dynamic Documents With R And Knitr, Second Edition (chapman & Hall/crc The R Serie here https://t.co/N8OjbxSa6S #javascript @javascriptbot ↪