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
ALA Labs is a website of public resources and articles from the Atlas of Living Australia's Science and Decision Support team
This repo provides custom quarto templates to produce DHSC, OHID or GOVUK themed HTML and PowerPoint documents.