blogdown
Albert Y. Kim (@rudeboybert; 1/0): Thx @apreshill for the awesome #blogdown & @Netlify tutorial! Setting up my #hugo #academic page was a breeze!… https://t.co/DbiZynMSyc ↪
Roberto Picco (@pikkus; 0/0): @minebocek @cboettig Is there a way of customizing #blogdown sites with #CSS? ↪
Robin Donatello (@norcalbiostat; 0/0): @minebocek @cboettig I use #blogdown for my overall acad website, but “normal” static rmd website for each class. https://t.co/VZDWY0Qqjq ↪
bookdown
Roger D. Peng (@rdpeng; 23/7): Some material on using quasi-Newton methods in R (via the optim() function). https://t.co/ICr03g4BOr ↪
david henderson (@Hedgehealth; 1/0): @dataandme @rosannavhespen A great guide and am writing mine using the template as a guide. Much more flexibility t… https://t.co/5C0tos2RC7 ↪
knitr
Thomas Speidel (@ThomasSpeidel; 1/0): Create Awesome HTML Table with knitr::kable and kableExtra #rstats https://t.co/1muRr3sinf ↪
Mara Averick (@dataandme; 1/0): @richardohrvall @SteffLocke @LockeData Also, @kwbroman’s Knitr in a Knutshell is great for, well, all things Knitr… https://t.co/M2avbKyyX1 ↪
WordPress Bot (@wordpressbot_; 0/1): Dynamic Documents With R And Knitr, Second Edition (chapman & Hall/crc The R Series here https://t.co/cxZOdr1Epx #javascript @wordpressbot_ ↪
David Nusinow (@dnusinow; 0/0): The basic problem is I want to build shiny apps that produce code to paste in to knitr docs using the same code from the app itself #rstats ↪
Dr. Kari L. Jordan (@DrKariLJordan; 0/0): I also tried this: https://t.co/hcsEgAPw7k, but no bueno. https://t.co/daH58GKbch ↪
xaringan
Davis Vaughan (@dvaughan32; 2/0): @minebocek @rmflight @norcalbiostat @cboettig @xieyihui I like using xaringan a lot. I’ve got a few examples + code… https://t.co/TJfbkUM41u ↪
Thomas Speidel (@ThomasSpeidel; 2/0): @xieyihui incremental #rstats slides https://t.co/KDDp8LBGYB https://t.co/1EE2yWBPpY ↪
Carl Boettiger (@cboettig; 1/0): @minebocek @norcalbiostat Yup, I’m also using @xieyihui ’s xaringan for my course slides, https://t.co/92KrhcKbbJ ↪
Robert M Flight (@rmflight; 1/0): @minebocek @norcalbiostat @cboettig @xieyihui Just checked via https://t.co/4LgjCYsM35 on my phone, and looks nice.… https://t.co/cjLIrhUFC0 ↪
Will (@sandakano; 1/0): Awesome presentations tool from @xieyihui https://t.co/TKXoHOzK5N uses markdown, seems like a nice alternative to ioslides/ slidy/ beamer ↪
Metamathan (@metamathan; 0/0): Incremental Slides with xaringan / remark.js https://t.co/niZtbfcoyk #statistics ↪
yihui.name
Thomas Speidel (@ThomasSpeidel; 2/0): @xieyihui incremental #rstats slides https://t.co/KDDp8LBGYB https://t.co/1EE2yWBPpY ↪
Robert M Flight (@rmflight; 1/0): @minebocek @norcalbiostat @cboettig @xieyihui Just checked via https://t.co/4LgjCYsM35 on my phone, and looks nice.… https://t.co/cjLIrhUFC0 ↪
Michael Sumner (@mdsumner; 0/1): StackOverflow First, Github Issues Second, and Emails Last - Public by Default, and Private Only When Necessary … https://t.co/xcdlwvPv3S ↪
Frank Wu (@frankwwu; 0/0): The Ghost Printer Behind Top-level R Expressions https://t.co/Ll8cm01ZER ↪
Benjamin Greve (@benjamingreve; 0/0): Why you should use library () rather than require() in R. https://t.co/0bumoHphDY
Via @xieyihui ↪