blogdown

Thomas Lumley (@tslumley; 11/1): This blogdown/netlify combination is a very civilised way to blog.

If only someone had developed it before I had lotsa posts to convert. ↪

Charles T. Gray (@cantabile; 2/0): damn @apreshill, but is it hard to resist the kb shortcut for knit while I’m writing my blogdown posts. my fingers literally twitch. ↪

Charles T. Gray (@cantabile; 1/0): @Dale_Masch I followed along with the ever-awesome @apreshill’s post: https://t.co/bwVFA3SoXq

It went much smoother than last time. blogdown + netlify + rbind. @road2stat was really helpful via the rbind issues page getting my site deployed. I needed @apreshill’s detailed notes on netlify. ↪

Jason Ferrell (@nullrejector; 0/0): I’ve wanted to start a blog for a long time. Now that I have some job stability, it’s time. What is your preferred blogging platform, and why? Also, anyone particularly like (or not) using blogdown in R? ↪

Joran Elias (@joranelias; 0/0): @pheski Yeah, blogdown has been around for a while. Never had a reason to use it myself, but I have experience with several other of his R pckages and he’s very good. I’ve heard good things about it. ↪

Corey Sparks (@CoreySparks1; 0/0): Retweeted Katie Scranton (@DrScranto):

I finally made my website with blogdown 📦 #rstats and BONUS I wrote a blog post about it! Come for the Lena Smith jokes, stay for the Alvin and the Chipmunks references. https://t.co/7QClYEWAzi ↪

Peter Elias (@pheski; 0/0): An example: https://t.co/BB10mB9ltq https://t.co/MvZVDMPEmW ↪

Peter Elias (@pheski; 0/0): @joranelias I didn’t know this was a thing: https://t.co/EByt0Sb5av ↪

Ethan Silver (@ethansilver73; 0/0): Moving to blogdown - #PrescientInfo https://t.co/yKdn1lW8cA ↪

bookdown

Françoise Bahoken (@fbahoken; 5/4): Merci pour ce magique et magnifique #bookdown #rstats #easy 👍🏽 😎 https://t.co/yZuDgLfuKf ↪

BountyBot (@BountyBot; 0/0): How to align the second-level header as left in Bookdown when output PDF? https://t.co/4OAWE1Ghwt Amt:500 #R #Markdown ↪

Peter Elias (@pheski; 0/0): @joranelias I didn’t know this was a thing: https://t.co/EByt0Sb5av ↪

knitr

Omar Wasow (@owasow; 1/0): @btleyden @JohnHolbein1 This was an issue for some of my undergrads last semester who wrote in Word, copy & pasted to RStudio and then compiled Latex+knitr. There really ought to be a Latex package that could simplify use of curly quotes, <, > and underscores for beginners. ↪

xaringan

Alison Hill (@apreshill; 39/12): work-in-progress package by @datalorax_ : slidex- take your powerpoint slides and convert to #rstats #xaringan #cascadiarconf https://t.co/4Gcjd1cypR https://t.co/DQGU1Sf3Hw ↪

Alison Hill (@apreshill; 10/2): Contributing a new #rstats #xaringan slide theme made easy by @datalorax_ #cascadiarconf
https://t.co/7V4vRb88bo https://t.co/fnaJq07mme ↪

Sondra Stegenga (@stegso; 4/2): Great presentation by @datalorax_ at #cascadiarconf on making pretty slides and also a new Slidex package to convert PowerPoint into #rstats Xaringan!! Slides and info here: https://t.co/jLx89tp6Vd So cool 😎 I used Slidex for my presentation and LOVE it! https://t.co/0bJ0d6Joic ↪

Lilly Winfree (@lilscientista; 1/0): Daniel Anderson telling us about making pretty open source slides with the xaringan package in R #CascadiaRConf https://t.co/hNCJsrQqEt ↪