Reproducible Publications with Julia and Quarto | J.J. Allaire | JuliaCon 2022

[@jesusmtz29]

JJ has great ideas and he's a great communicators as well

[@liuyxpp]

First heard of this app. I will definitely try it. Thanks for sharing!

[@user-wr4yl7tx3w]

Looks really awesome

[@cescalan9]

Excelente presentación. Gracias. Se ven geniales las posibilidades de trabajo con Julia y Quarto.

[@ShadowDatsas]

that's a really nice talk! I would appreciate a comparison with NextJournal which seems to do similar things.

[@Benmoshe0]

Thanks to POSIT TM !

[@zhangwisdom5660]

the presentation looks like to use Quarto presentation tool. it is very pretty good for the sharing. I learn it from the video.

[@mysillyusername]

do you have a link to the code? Thanks!

[@ole.petersen]

Just tried it and all in all it seems pretty cool. What can I do if greek letters (alpha ect) are just omitted in the pdf output?

[@NamasenITN]

It remains unclear to me whether Quarto and Pandoc do differ considerably, when no code block exists.

[@cokesucker9520]

I think it's similar to Rmarkdown. It figures out the right pandoc commands for you if you're just using pandoc features it can be more convenient, but you aren't really gaining any new capabilities if you aren't using the programming language integration.

[@walkingintopeople]

I thought it was very hard to get an impression of how it is to use Quarto or what benefits it introduce over Jupyter + Pandoc.

[@kevalan1042]

This looks identical to bookdown

[@LayneSadler]

Shiny blocks?

[@lutzvegas7292]

sounds like bloated org mode