Quarto for the Curious
summary
Quarto is an open-source, Pandoc-based CLI that claims to be a language-agnostic next‑gen RMarkdown: it uses knitr plus Pandoc with Lua filters, supports .qmd and .ipynb, and can run R, Python, Julia or JS kernels natively. Key features demonstrated are live quarto preview, one-install formats bundled in RStudio and a VS Code extension, conversion between .qmd and notebooks, single-source HTML/PDF output, interactive widgets and publishing to GitHub, Netlify or Quarto Pubs via quarto render.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Quarto
- 2:05Conceptualizing Quarto
- 5:24Multi-language support
- 9:20Workflow and integration
- 13:17Interactivity and features
- 15:40Publishing and conclusion
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43mInstall Python. Quarto Render All the Things
18mDesigning and Deploying Internal Quarto Templates
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