R/Medicine: Quarto for Reproducible Medical Manuscripts

[@RenatoVargas]

Thank you for this thorough explanation. I sort of started using this workflow with a quarto website for consulting projects, which are less academic in nature, but many of these features work perfectly in that setting too. It's a great time to be alive.

[@endurojitsu3804]

This is AWESOME! I have been using Quarto since it became available, but these new features are awesome! Thanks for providing outstanding explanation and examples.

[@damanrique]

This is an amazing source and presentation. What I see dificult is to force fournals to work within this framework, when their business is upload plain PDFs to internet. I think reproducible manuscripts are a call for scientist to take the control again of scientific publishing basend on open and reproducible science. Thanks for sharing this amazing initiative.

[@HarmonicaTool]

28:30 Quarto makes for great PDF output, as long as you keep and tweak the TeX file and correct the errors in there. 😅😂😢

[@olusolaafuwape]

Thanks for the video. I missed the webinar. Just have to check it out ASAP

[@alirezasadeghi2975]

Great webinar🎉❤

[@nndegwa1]

love it!

[@CanDoSo_org]

Thanks. I got an error due to the embed part: ERROR: The cell fig-cars does not exist in notebook

[@dasrotrad]

I had trouble creating both html and pdf output. PDF was not rendering at all, and instead of html, I got an index.xml file. I found I could create either index.html or index.pdf by running the following code for each, respectively: quarto::quarto_render("index.qmd", output_format = "html") quarto::quarto_render("index.qmd", output_format = "pdf")