blogdown

Mara Averick (@dataandme; 21/6): 🔮 how to, with just a bit of {magick}…
“Add RStudio Community to your blog’s social links” 👨‍💻 @tycbrad
https://t.co/uLZshqzRgY #rstats #blogdown https://t.co/JX3TjWYEs2 ↪

Emi Tanaka 🌾 (@statsgen; 21/4): ✅ Poster done and printed (digifab is so fab!) ✅ #rladies #blogdown slide ✅ Talk on datavis (no I lie, I’m not done yet …)
Looking forward to Melbourne & #ISCBASC tomorrow! 😄 https://t.co/ZLK1qwzqxF ↪

Philip Khor (@philip_khor; 6/2): did a quick viz after setting up my blogdown site https://t.co/KujlZbWJ4L https://t.co/Zbn7459Dqm ↪

Sam Clifford (@samclifford; 3/0): Finally getting around to blogging again after making a move to the other side of the world. Now, to reacquaint myself with blogdown and github modules. ↪

David Keyes (@dgkeyes; 2/0): If you use #rstats, a package like bookdown allows you to make a dynamic report that lives online, with an option for folks to download a PDF version if they are so inclined. See https://t.co/Xs9YxNdca1 https://t.co/FffWMstwgo ↪

J. Colomb, @pen (@j_colomb; 2/0): put my hugo website, created with blogdown #rstat on @dat_project,
thanks dat gitter folk, @taravancil and vincent ahrend (https://t.co/JdY9ikdn5p)
for the help.
check it out dat://rdmpromotion.hashbase.io/ ↪

Franz Krah (@Franz_Krah; 1/0): Has anyone managed to have #altmetric score in #blogdown? (I’ using theme academic) This is how it could be included: https://t.co/hOb1R2YHTb #Rstats ↪

bookdown

EcoDataScience (@ecodatasci; 18/1): More congratulations are in order - @DanOvand0 recently gave his dissertation defense! His presentation was full of #rstats ggplots 📊and even had chapter-specific hexes! Bonus: he used #bookdown to write his thesis! 💯🙌

https://t.co/YPm06ogSU5

Congrats Dan!! https://t.co/H3Wpw0OLbK ↪

Yihui Xie (@xieyihui; 13/1): @philmikejones @rstudio Good suggestion. I guess I can do even better than that. Could you file an issue to https://t.co/jWRRtuCsY3 so I won’t forget it? Thanks! ↪

Dan Ovando (@DanOvand0; 12/4): @sfgucsb Thanks everybody! Excited to keep collaborating with you all from my new stomping grounds in the Pacific Northwest. And thanks to #bookdown, for those of you in need of a serious sleep aid you can check out my dissertation here https://t.co/G7fDJfcKpW ↪

Dan Ovando (@DanOvand0; 4/0): @ecodatasci Thanks! Now that I’ve emerged from the dissertation cave, blog-post on the process of writing a dissertation in #rstats/#bookdown coming shortly, takes some up-front work but definitely worth it ↪

🌍 Phil (@philmikejones; 3/0): @dataandme @xieyihui @rstudio Done: https://t.co/dCr0o0WDQb Thanks for an awesome package. I don’t like to open an issue cold because the language around ‘issue’ makes it sound like a problem. At least this way you know it’s coming! ↪

Data Science Heroes (@DataSciHeroes; 2/1): Self-publish a book can be easier than you think🧐: “How to self-publish a book”:

👉https://t.co/YWt3oCyVjT 📗

A list of useful resources aimed to self-publish a book on Amazon using #Bookdown✒️ by @pabloc_ds

#Rstats #MachineLearning #selfpublish https://t.co/P8eZZ9RCrV ↪

Yihui Xie (@xieyihui; 2/0): @taddallas @hadleywickham You don’t need to wait for the next version. You can insert anything you like to every page of your book. Here is an example of inserting a comment area: https://t.co/DKOw3Q4Fm2 ↪

David Keyes (@dgkeyes; 2/0): If you use #rstats, a package like bookdown allows you to make a dynamic report that lives online, with an option for folks to download a PDF version if they are so inclined. See https://t.co/Xs9YxNdca1 https://t.co/FffWMstwgo ↪

Dr. Ryan Straight (@RyanStraight; 1/0): I love Bookdown. So. Much. ↪

Andrew Kniss (@WyoWeeds; 1/0): So now you can click a link and BAM! you got a 148 page pdf with all the same information we’ve put on the web. Again, all because of the work of @xieyihui making it super easy to do with the bookdown package. ↪

Andrew Kniss (@WyoWeeds; 1/0): The bookdown #rstats package by @xieyihui made creating the updated website super easy - but also automatically creates PDF and ePub versions of the ENTIRE Site! ↪

Brian Caffo (@bcaffo; 1/0): @rdpeng @hadleywickham @ciprianstats @jtleek @StrictlyStat @leanpub They will host an html version that they create (eg https://t.co/sWQ2Evg85N) , but you have to write it in their markdown version (kramdown I think?). I think the sweet spot is writing in bookdown, hosting your own html and then offering the pdf, epub and mobi on leanpub ↪

Matthew Hendrickson (@mjhendrickson; 0/0): @CMastication @rstudio It sure is! There are even so many great R texts (https://t.co/vxdoQeVi2w for example). But it’s nearly info overload. I’d say that as long as the reader can follow the thread and have all the info in one place, great. Being pointed to useful content if desired is a plus. ↪

Kamarul Imran (kim) (@kamarul_imran; 0/0): Looking for help to customize the title for #pdf_book using #krantz style in #rstats #bookdown . The complete question is here https://t.co/gjbVmZQqQL ↪

knitr

mementonature (@mementonature; 9/1): I am overwhelmed wrote more than 1300 lines of #code and wrapped it up in #rmarkdown documents and it worked perfectly. The best is the results look promising #rstats #phdlife #knitr #phdchat https://t.co/jW8BDkC31O ↪

Charles T. Gray (@cantabile; 6/0): @apreshill @djnavarro ```{r}
knitr::include_url(“https://t.co/B1OIKfdyv9”)
``` https://t.co/mbmMeccbcf ↪

Dr. Alison Hill (@apreshill; 3/0): @cantabile @djnavarro https://t.co/frPysU0lDx https://t.co/DiVvvdSuAb ↪

Jose Manuel Vera (@verajosemanuel; 2/1): Create GIFs with gifski in knitr Documents - Yihui Xie #rstats https://t.co/DMgxDdeJky ↪

Sergio Felperin (@SergioFelperin; 2/0): @wsosaescudero Dos cosas modernas: documentos colaborativos con google docs, documentos ejecutables tipo lo que se puede hacer en r con knitr. ↪

Brendan Knapp (@knapply_; 0/0): Title Proposal: “143-slide Rmarkdown Advertisement”.

These issues are totally foreign to me because you’d have to go out of your way to render a report with knitr in anything but a totally clean environment.

I still don’t get why anyone uses Jupyter. What does it do better? https://t.co/O9xDvzfEic ↪

Joseph V. Casillas (@jvcasill; 0/0): tidyverse
brms
knitr https://t.co/EUlor8qPjI ↪

xaringan

Danielle Navarro (@djnavarro; 2/0): @cantabile I think it was an iframe html element. I made the slides using https://t.co/mYVbAtJ08p but I imagine you could do the same trick by in xaringan, right? ↪

playboy #KauanVive 👼 (@l_alves98; 1/0): @giulyamaia Eu lanço logo um xaringan e separo a briga ↪

Dr. Alison Hill (@apreshill; 1/0): @cantabile @djnavarro Have not attempted in xaringan but worth a shot! ↪

Charles T. Gray (@cantabile; 0/0): Hey @djnavarro, in your awesome useR keynote, you had a slide that previewed a webpage, if I recall. Trying to figure out how to do it now.

Did you make it in xaringan? Is it just a screenshot? Is the script for the keynote available on your github? ↪

yihui.name

Jose Manuel Vera (@verajosemanuel; 2/1): Create GIFs with gifski in knitr Documents - Yihui Xie #rstats https://t.co/DMgxDdeJky ↪

Abidjan R users (@AbidjanRusers; 1/2): Aujourd’hui A Tour Through the R Markdown Ecosystem avec @xieyihui
https://t.co/5RWbPNnnmH
#rstats ↪

Mark Greenaway (@certifiedwaif; 1/0): @thomasp85 @djnavarro @cantabile I’m using the Homebrew version of R, which wants to build things from source. There’s a blog post addressing this issue: https://t.co/S38vD6vEgW Perhaps I can get around it ↪