Quarto is an open source scientific and technical publishing system. Built on pandoc, it allows for the creation of reports, documents, websites, blogs, presentations, books, and articles in a variety of formats.
Quarto is supported by several coding tools, including JupyterLab, VS Code, and Neovim, as well as other text editors. It also has a powerful visual editor for pandoc Markdown. The output can be modified and extended via extensions, and Quarto supports the creation of custom extensions.
A variety of publication options are available, including Quarto Pub and GitHub Pages.
A writing workflow using Scrivener's style system + Pandoc for output…
Observable Plot in Python
Website sources for Applied Machine Learning for Tabular Data
📊 🌐 🧑🏫 Website for graduate-level course on program evaluation and causal inference using R, built with Quarto
Quarto reveal.js template extension.
Customize Quarto websites using Sass & CSS
R-Ladies template for Quarto presentations with reveal.js
Source code for the "Hello Quarto" keynote for rstudio::conf(2022) with Julia Stewart Lowndes - July 2022
A Quarto reveal.js theme based on xaringan letterbox
📊 🌐 🧑🏫 Website for graduate-level course on data visualization using R and ggplot2, built with Quarto
Repository of web and code editor friendly Observable Data Toools 🛠️ and Notebooks 📚 in .js, .nb.json, .ojs, .omd, .html and .qmd document formats for Data Previews in a browser and in VSCode IDE with Observable JS extension, Quarto extension, and new Quarto publishing tools.
Critic markup filter for quarto
Statistical Visualizations with {ggstatsplot}: A Biography
This repo provides custom quarto templates to produce DHSC, OHID or GOVUK themed HTML and PowerPoint documents.
ALA Labs is a website of public resources and articles from the Atlas of Living Australia's Science and Decision Support team