Introducing deckroadmap 🧭
A lightweight R package for roadmap footers in Quarto & R Markdown Reveal.js presentations. Give your audience a sense of direction, not just a progress bar.
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Blog: https://tigertang.org/deckroadmap/
Doc: https://github.com/CodingTigerTang/deckroadmap
To the people analysing research data out there with R... I see #Quarto popping up everywhere and I am trying to figure out how it differs from #RMarkdown and why people are switching. So, have you used it? What are you using it for?
I don't like that it seems to add another layer of software and whenever a company tells me I should be using their format, that makes me suspicious... Please help!
If you enjoyed #LoveDataWeek there is #LoveReplicationsWeek coming up on March 2-6.
There is a core program (online talks at 1pm CET) and you can submit your own events:
I've made an autoformatter, linter, and LSP for Quarto, Pandoc, and RMarkdown documents! It's still very much a work-in-progress; only the formatter is reaching something resembling a mature state. Check it out at https://github.com/jolars/panache
rOpenSci | All the Ways to Programmatically Edit or Parse R Markdown / Quarto Documents
Argh only just seeing this doc now, wish I'd found it a couple of months ago 🤣 I was generating static Rmd from one with dynamically generated chunks. I ended up using whisker pulling in external R code templates supplemented with knitr hooks to do some extra customisation during chunk processing.
https://ropensci.org/blog/2025/09/18/markdown-programmatic-parsing/
Performing some quick statistical analyses in classic #RStats and neatly “knitting” them into a PDF using #RMarkdown, #knitr, and #MacTeX #texLaTeX.
Call me old-fashioned, but I really enjoy this workflow. 