Publishing Jupyter Notebooks with Quarto
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Quarto turns Jupyter notebooks into production‑quality websites, books, blogs, presentations, PDFs and Word docs by rendering notebook cells into markdown, running kernels and piping the result through Pandoc filters on an AST; it demonstrates Hugo, Docusaurus and Confluence integration, supports citations, cross‑references, code folding, figure panels and caching, keeps kernels alive for responsiveness, and provides a qmd plain-text notebook format — real websites, books and slides are built from the same sources and they work.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Publishing Jupyter Notebooks
- 4:12What is Quarto
- 7:20Quarto transforms notebooks
- 11:32Professional outputs with Quarto
- 14:44Quarto projects for books
- 17:13Requirements of technical communication
- 21:47Semantic authoring and structure
- 27:08Jupyter Notebooks in publishing
- 31:40Customizing Quarto
- 37:00Q&A on Hugo integration
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