blogdown

Amelia McNamara (@AmeliaMN; 15/0): Jetlag has made me crazy. I just spent several minutes considering migrating my jekyll website to blogdown, even though @xieyihui clearly states “it took me a whole week (from the morning to midnight every day) to migrate several of my […] websites.” ↪

Wei Yang Tham (@wytham88; 5/1): Tonight is making a new website night, starting with this incredible set of slides from @apreshill
https://t.co/CLCO9gkcSG ↪

Rob (@coleman; 4/1): making nice with blogdown! #rstats 😀 ↪

Joshua Loftus (@joftius; 2/1): New website using @xieyihui’s #blogdown #rstats in @rstudio – now I just need to write some actual blog posts… What should I write about? https://t.co/VhSQ0QSIJW ↪

Mine CetinkayaRundel (@minebocek; 1/0): @huseynovecon Var, ama cok uzun zamandır yazamadım! https://t.co/hhzlBihjLi Blogdown’a gecirmeye zaman ayirabilirsem yakinda daha sık yazabilirim. ↪

Wei Yang Tham (@wytham88; 1/0): I only have the vaguest understanding of how my current Jekyll site works, so I’m excited to transition to blogdown and try out the academic themes https://t.co/T9j3z5qChX ↪

Scott Reeves (@DataSciScott; 0/0): @AmeliaMN @xieyihui blogdown is cool but for my simple uses Hugo needs more non-bloggy templates. As yet I’m sticking with straight markdown. ↪

bookdown

Chester Ismay (@old_man_chester; 5/0): @f2harrell @askdrstats @StOlaf @ThisisStats Here it is: https://t.co/ajguT6IUNH ↪

Ken Butler (@KenButler12; 1/0): @dataandme @LucyStats @kierisi I have a stack of problems and solutions that I’ve made for my courses. I gotta share these more generally. I’m feeling a compulsion to learn bookdown! ↪

R OSS (@oss_rlang; 0/0): bookdown - :exclamation: This is a read-only mirror of the CRAN R package repository. book… https://t.co/mzOtOIb1K0 ↪

Aliakbar Akbaritabar (@Akbaritabar; 0/0): @healthandstats @rstatsbot1234 @rstudio It is great to read this! And comments!
So I am not alone ;)
I have been writing quite everything with Rmarkdown and git/GitHub makes is so much easier to keep track of things and report what is going on in different versions.
Did you use “bookdown” to compile the final report? ↪

knitr

Susannah Cowtan (@SuusJC; 1/0): @wmlandau @rOpenSci Like the look of the package; do you have an example you could post in the docs of using it with latex in knitr? ↪

Will Landau (@wmlandau; 0/0): @SuusJC @rOpenSci Are you looking for a solution with LaTeX specifically? Those examples should work the same if your knitr report is an Rnw rather than an Rmd. ↪

Will Landau (@wmlandau; 0/0): @SuusJC @rOpenSci devtools::install_github(“ropensci/drake”) # For the latest example code.
drake_examples() # List the examples with code samples.

Examples with R Markdown knitr reports:

example_drake(“basic”) # Writes the code files
example_drake(“packages”)
example_drake(“gsp”) ↪

Will Landau (@wmlandau; 0/0): @SuusJC @rOpenSci Thanks, Susannah. The first three “articles” at https://t.co/CgybpE85ad feature workflows with knitr reports at the very end. See the pedagogical examples at https://t.co/wE1afYGLCL for the code. ↪