Websites & Books & Blogs, oh my! Creating Rich Content with Quarto

on YouTube ↗21m

" summary

Quarto claims to replace hugodown/bookdown/blogdown by letting one repository become a website, book or blog using qmd files and a single quarto HTML/YAML config; demo shows quarto create project scaffolds pages, switching navbar to sidebar with two lines, the visual editor pastes screenshots into an images folder automatically, and quarto publish (Quarto Pub/Netlify/RStudio Connect) deploys a working live site. Extensions like the lightbox extension and multilingual snippets (vetiver example) add interactive styling and synced code tabs.

AI-written summary · about

" chapters (13)

1. 0:00Quarto introduction
2. 1:11R Markdown to Quarto
3. 3:01Limitations and unification
4. 4:50Website from scratch
5. 7:21Layout flexibility
6. 8:26Blog with visual editor
7. 11:44Quality of life improvements
8. 13:10Blog listings config
9. 15:20Publish site to web
10. 17:32Lightbox extension
11. 19:02Multilingual extensions
12. 19:42Quarto gallery exploration
13. 20:25Closing remarks

" related talks

• 21mWebsites & Books & Blogs, oh my! Creating Rich Content with QuartoDevin Pastoor · rstudio::conf 2019
• 01h 06mHello Quarto: Share, Collaborate, Teach, ReimagineMine Cetinkaya-Rundel, Julia Stewart Lowndes · rstudio::conf 2019
• 21mQuarto for the CuriousTom Mock · rstudio::conf 2019
• 41mPublishing Jupyter Notebooks with QuartoJ.J. Allaire · PyData Seattle 2023
• 20mFrom Journalist to Coder: Creating a Web Publication with QuartoBrian Tarran · posit::conf(2023)
• 20mQuarto, AI, and the Art of Getting Your Life BackTyler Morgan-Wall · posit::conf(2024)
• 19mQuarto: A Multifaceted Publishing Powerhouse for Medical ResearchersJoshua Cook · posit::conf(2024)
• 18mDesigning and Deploying Internal Quarto TemplatesMeghan Hall · posit::conf(2024)