Reproducible, dynamic, and elegant books with Quarto
summary
Three concrete workflows for Quarto books with evidence and tooling: one book produces HTML and PDF from one source using SCSS plus LaTeX environments and manual page breaks to match styles; index generation uses index tags and Quarto’s two-pass PDF render; accessibility gaps across ~419 ggplot calls are found with a parsermd snippet that lists offending chunk labels; r for data science runs nightly GitHub Actions rebuilds (11pm) without freeze to catch breakages; a multi‑language book embeds separate R and Python notebooks to execute each engine independently.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to book making
- 1:23Overview of the three books
- 2:12Multiple output formatting
- 4:05Advanced formatting in quarto
- 7:10Handling code and tables
- 8:25Accessibility practices
- 9:07Automating accessibility
- 9:25Leveraging R for data science
- 10:57Consistent output strategies
- 13:30Automated daily checks
- 13:50Multi-language embedding
- 16:06Productivity and freezing
- 17:05Functional and future books
- 17:41Q&A and closing
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