For writing HTML slides with R markdown the new xaringan package is amazing! It’s so good, I’m converting my R workshops from reveal.js/slidify to xaringan | https://t.co/iw5NNIVXv2, #rstats - @xieyihui

2017/12/16

blogdown

Kevin Bass (@bass_analytics; 2/0): Up and Running with blogdown
@apreshill #rstats #webdev #blogdown
https://t.co/ONzBUouQ5U https://t.co/S9B8mjhKg4 ↪

bookdown

Jacques Enaudeau (@palimastudio; 2/1): Bookmarked! Geocomputation with R by @robinlovelace et al - this looks like it will grow into an excellent resource for both learning and teaching https://t.co/rghsXSQqby ↪

Julia Silge (@juliasilge; 2/0): @opencpu @hadleywickham I should do that for my Hugo blog, but it turns out what I needed to do for bookdown was have no build command and just push to Netlify from Travis: https://t.co/RJUgwnDGyC ↪

Frederik Aust (@FrederikAust; 0/0): @Heinonmatti I think using bookdown::html_document2 should do the trick. Using bookdown provides the facilities for versatile cross-referencing of figures and tables. Thats what that chunk name bit is for. ↪

Naupaka Zimmerman (@naupakaz; 0/0): @benmarwick @jhollist @nj_tierney Any downsides to using bookdown for everything instead of standard rmarkdown? ↪

Naupaka Zimmerman (@naupakaz; 0/0): @benmarwick @jhollist @nj_tierney And there is no such thing as bookdown::word_document without the 2? Because YAML doesn’t know what to do with the double colon operator? ↪

Ben Marwick (@benmarwick; 0/0): @naupakaz @jhollist @nj_tierney Bookdown gives easy automatic numbering of figures/tables/equations, and cross-referencing of figures/tables/equations/sections in Rmd -> Word/PDF/HTML ↪

Ben Marwick (@benmarwick; 0/0): @jhollist @nj_tierney bookdown::word_document2 is my most frequently used output format ↪

knitr

Mike Love (@mikelove; 4/0): @xieyihui knitr::opts_chunk$set(dev = ? https://t.co/ANouEAoJ9X ↪

means of run production🌹 (@CoupThereItIs; 0/0): @xieyihui Hi! Any chance you could DM me? I’ve got a problem with the knitr package I’m trying to troubleshoot and can’t figure out ↪

Daily Tech Issues (@AdamSmitht1; 0/0): #Running Code Chunks in R (knitr package)
#Tech #News #HowTo
https://t.co/gnVX2VhKVl ↪

Rex Douglass (@RexDouglass; 0/0): ezknitr: R package to avoid the typical working directory pain when using knitr
https://t.co/VSShp1fDgy ↪

xaringan

Zev Ross (@zevross; 44/9): For writing HTML slides with R markdown the new xaringan package is amazing! It’s so good, I’m converting my R workshops from reveal.js/slidify to xaringan | https://t.co/iw5NNIVXv2, #rstats - @xieyihui ↪

Frans van Dunné (@fransvandunne; 4/2): El ejemplo de @xieyihui se ve espectacular! https://t.co/t8KV9NPCao Para la próxima presentación este va ser el paquete con el que lo voy a armar! https://t.co/hjUZir8rhv ↪

yihui.name

Zev Ross (@zevross; 44/9): For writing HTML slides with R markdown the new xaringan package is amazing! It’s so good, I’m converting my R workshops from reveal.js/slidify to xaringan | https://t.co/iw5NNIVXv2, #rstats - @xieyihui ↪

Frans van Dunné (@fransvandunne; 4/2): El ejemplo de @xieyihui se ve espectacular! https://t.co/t8KV9NPCao Para la próxima presentación este va ser el paquete con el que lo voy a armar! https://t.co/hjUZir8rhv ↪

Yihui Xie (@xieyihui; 0/0): @lingwhatics Glad to hear that! When you have a chance, I’d like you to share your previous pain by contributing to this page: https://t.co/8RunnVDowm :) Thanks! ↪