Add 'Reproducible Reports with Quarto' Episode#136
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- Add new episode '05-reproducible-reports.Rmd' teaching Quarto basics (Fixes #129). - Update 'config.yaml' to include the new episode. - Fix accessible link text in '01-intro-to-r.Rmd' and '04-data-viz-ggplot.Rmd'. - Fix typo in fenced div in '04-data-viz-ggplot.Rmd'.
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- Replace knitr '{{r}}' syntax with standard Markdown four-backticks for displaying code chunks.
- Update the example setup chunk to load and clean raw data internally, avoiding dependencies on intermediate files from previous episodes.
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@nickyjgarland wrote this episode for quarto per #136, can you review? |
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Small addition could be referencing a markdown guide (e.g. https://www.markdownguide.org/ - for further information), as there doesn't appear to be anything Carpentries related we could link to.
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Looks great and integrates well into the existing lesson. Added a small comment about potentially pointing towards some markdown resources, as the lesson doesn't specifically cover md.
Another improvement could be to add some Quarto specific resources into R Resources section
Suggestions:
Comprehensive guide to using Quarto
Quarto section in 'R for Data Science'
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@nickyjgarland can you merge if you are cool with it? |
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Add 'Reproducible Reports with Quarto' Episode
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Add 'Reproducible Reports with Quarto' Episode
This PR adds a new capstone episode teaching Quarto for reproducible reporting, addressing the modern infrastructure needs of The Carpentries.
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