From Jupyter Notebook to Publish-Ready Report: Effortless Sharing with Quarto
summary
Quarto converts a Jupyter notebook into a shareable site or PDF with a single command — quarto publish — and uses Pandoc under the hood to produce multi‑format output (HTML, PDF, DOCX, slides). Notebooks render without reexecution by default but can reexecute with execute=false toggled off or per cell. Cell-level @-style cell metadata adds captions, labels and references. Organization theming follows the brand.yml spec and publishing targets include GitHub Pages, Netlify, Confluence, Spaces, and Posit Connect.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Quarto and publishing reports
- 1:49What is Quarto
- 3:34Quarto for sharing and reproducibility
- 5:18Quarto with notebooks and engines
- 7:07Publishing formats and outputs
- 8:15Multi-format rendering with YAML
- 11:50Stakeholder-ready reports
- 13:22Cell config for figures and tables
- 16:15Dynamic references and computations
- 17:41Branding with Brand YAML
- 20:50Styling figures and tables
- 21:34Summary of Quarto’s capabilities
- 22:47Q&A: Publishing on private sites
- 24:12Q&A: External data access
- 24:55Q&A: Future interactivity
- 25:37Q&A: Hiding code cells
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