blogdown

Lorenz Walthert (@lorenzwalthert; 30/6): Finally managed to migrate my #rstats blog to #blogdown. Here is why and how you can use #travis to deploy with #netlify without committing html or md derivatives from your R Markdown. Merge previews included. Thanks @xieyihui for #blogdown.
https://t.co/rdeL4lBd8Y ↪

R-bloggers (@Rbloggers; 10/2): Switching to blogdown, Netlify and Travis https://t.co/r0NY9Mj6UB #rstats #DataScience ↪

Maëlle Salmon 🐟 (@ma_salmon; 5/0): @DrMowinckels I’m actually thinking I’d like a blogdown option on my blog to have the direct link to the source file to edit, so that people can more easily fix my own typos! ↪

Gina Reynolds (@EvaMaeRey; 2/0): @a517dogg @NathanielRaley @Nolan_Mc + ggplot() + blogdown! https://t.co/FEZ12x9p2K ↪

Simon Grund (@simongrund89; 1/0): For those interested: The site was build with Hugo and blogdown for R (credit
@xieyihui). The theme is based on Hyde, with way too much time sunk into modification (no regrets 🤘). ↪

Dr. Alison Hill (@apreshill; 1/0): @ma_salmon @DrMowinckels I just made a new post-specific params variable called “raw” and after pushing to github I copy/pasted the link I wanted back into the YAML. I tested that if I left “raw” out of the YAML it still worked 🤓 https://t.co/3zshAUhyl6 ↪

Dr. Alison Hill (@apreshill; 1/0): @ma_salmon @DrMowinckels I edited one of the layouts for the blogdown demo site to add a “view raw” button- you could do that with a github editable link? https://t.co/kWsR4JyqQH https://t.co/c5rASBlDZI ↪

Maëlle Salmon 🐟 (@ma_salmon; 1/0): @DrMowinckels cc @apreshill is there already an easy way to add an “edit me here” button to blogdown post? ↪

Lorenz Walthert (@lorenzwalthert; 0/0): @Rbloggers Page not rendered correctly because of a problem with feed burner. Sorry. You can read the complete post here: https://t.co/lDMWQQ3cDW ↪

Lluís Revilla (@Lluis_Rev; 0/0): I was expecting that a nice card would appear, but the topic is machine learning methods in bioinformatics.

Which reminds me that I might need to change to blogdown to have those nice cards when sharing a blog post. ↪

bookdown

tipsder (@tipsder; 9/3): Taller de introducción a #R.
https://t.co/kwf2TNqmkq
#rstats #DataSciece #DataViz ↪

Romain Lesur (@RLesur; 1/2): Want to leave #GitHub after #Microsoft’s acquisition?
Here is a short guide to easily publish an #rstats bookdown website with #GitLab Pages https://t.co/2ERHOVJeKC ↪

knitr

Sylvain Chabé-Ferret (@SylvainCF; 9/0): In case it might be of interest, I uploaded to my research webpage a pdf explaining my ideal workflow for collaborative reproducible research and how to set it up : knitr (R+Latex) + Git + MySQL (might become a blog post at some point) :)

https://t.co/7ab4PnJIg7 ↪

Richard Armstrong (@drrichstrong; 4/0): I’ve been using #rstats for data analysis for a while now but today is the first time I’ve used R Markdown #knitr to embed results straight into Word document.

🤯🤯🤯
No more Copy and Pasting!

https://t.co/KX0IBCFtsS https://t.co/SNr9BH4yr1 ↪

Sylvain Chabé-Ferret (@SylvainCF; 1/0): @andreamatranga @abhishekn @CodeOceanHQ oh, and thanks @xieyihui for knitr and for the cache option.

So awesome :) ↪

Sylvain Chabé-Ferret (@SylvainCF; 0/0): @andreamatranga @abhishekn In order to save on computational time, I use the awesome knitr ‘cache’ option, that stores a local version of the results from big computations on my computer. ↪