FWIW Quarto does allow you to include arbitrary markdown in fig-cap. So this is valid: #| fig-cap: A **line plot** on a _polar axis_
I think if you are happy with the workflow/output you have there is no reason at all to change. w/r/t to websites and books we have put a lot of investment into features for both (https://quarto.org/docs/websites/,…
Quarto is the next generation of R Markdown, so over time it will surpass R Markdown in features/capability (I think in most areas it already has). Note that Quarto will read and render existing Rmd files without…
The idea is that we've separated running computations into pluggable "engines" (whereas in R Markdown everything was hard-coded to use R/Knitr). In Quarto we can use Knitr, or Jupyter, or Observable JS (and can add…
Yes, it's being created by the same group that created R Markdown / Bookdown. Similar concept but implemented in a cross-language fashion rather than being tied to R.
Hi there, member of Quarto team here. Quarto is actually being created by the same core group that created R Markdown. It's essentially the same idea but implemented in a cross-language fashion. I should also note that…
Thanks for the heads-up re: Edge! All of those should be working now.
FWIW Quarto does allow you to include arbitrary markdown in fig-cap. So this is valid: #| fig-cap: A **line plot** on a _polar axis_
I think if you are happy with the workflow/output you have there is no reason at all to change. w/r/t to websites and books we have put a lot of investment into features for both (https://quarto.org/docs/websites/,…
Quarto is the next generation of R Markdown, so over time it will surpass R Markdown in features/capability (I think in most areas it already has). Note that Quarto will read and render existing Rmd files without…
The idea is that we've separated running computations into pluggable "engines" (whereas in R Markdown everything was hard-coded to use R/Knitr). In Quarto we can use Knitr, or Jupyter, or Observable JS (and can add…
Yes, it's being created by the same group that created R Markdown / Bookdown. Similar concept but implemented in a cross-language fashion rather than being tied to R.
Hi there, member of Quarto team here. Quarto is actually being created by the same core group that created R Markdown. It's essentially the same idea but implemented in a cross-language fashion. I should also note that…
Thanks for the heads-up re: Edge! All of those should be working now.