Quarto is next-gen R Markdown. Quarto is designed to plug into many different language engines (R, Python, Julia, OJS), while R Markdown uses an R kernel & knitr. However, if you use R with Quarto, quarto will call knitr. Some docs on this: quarto.org/docs/faq/rmarkdown.html
I couldn't combine Julia, R and python in the same document. Is it my mistake or once you picked a language it's the only one you can use in a specific document?
I couldn’t find this well documented on the quarto site, but that’s basically right ( with some exceptions). It's one kernel/engine at a time. There are situations where, say, you can use R/knitr as the kernel/engine and execute both r and python. Also I think ojs works in most (all?) engines. Discussion here github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions/5380. Things are quickly changing with quarto, some improved support for this type of thing may come in time.
This is actually our first Python focused Quarto video and series. We have a bunch of videos on Quarto, most of which feature R. You can find all of them on the playlist here ua-cam.com/play/PL9HYL-VRX0oQI8fVioFxMTBrViFnRX_Df.html. I think you'll want Mine's "Getting started...." video first. And, of course, the wider Posit and Quarto community has a bunch of great video tutorials.
Hello guys i want to use python on quarto but when i want to render it this error will appears what should i do? ERROR: The file cannot be accessed by the system. (os error 1920)
Keith will post the full tutorial series to his own channel eventually (at this rate, looking like a 5 hour collection?) We (Posit folks) meet Keith at a “data science influencer” meetup and asked if he’d be down to do a collab on Shiny and Quarto with Python. The Shiny series came out over the Summer and this is the start of the Quarto series. I’m really excited! I personally have spent a decent amount of time with quarto for publishing and explored the docs site (where you’ll find a ton you can do). But we know it’s important to offer folks a nice step by step guided tour by video. And Keith is a heck of a content creator.
![Hannes Mühleisen - Data Wrangling [for Python or R] Like a Boss With DuckDB](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GELhdezYmP0/mqdefault.jpg)
I always use last-update in the date yml section.
I use quarto
Is quarto a replacement for R markdown?
Very similar to it, just that it works with python too.
Quarto is next-gen R Markdown. Quarto is designed to plug into many different language engines (R, Python, Julia, OJS), while R Markdown uses an R kernel & knitr. However, if you use R with Quarto, quarto will call knitr.
Some docs on this: quarto.org/docs/faq/rmarkdown.html
I couldn't combine Julia, R and python in the same document. Is it my mistake or once you picked a language it's the only one you can use in a specific document?
I couldn’t find this well documented on the quarto site, but that’s basically right ( with some exceptions). It's one kernel/engine at a time. There are situations where, say, you can use R/knitr as the kernel/engine and execute both r and python. Also I think ojs works in most (all?) engines. Discussion here github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions/5380. Things are quickly changing with quarto, some improved support for this type of thing may come in time.
idol!
Any chance you can do an R tutorial.
This is actually our first Python focused Quarto video and series. We have a bunch of videos on Quarto, most of which feature R. You can find all of them on the playlist here ua-cam.com/play/PL9HYL-VRX0oQI8fVioFxMTBrViFnRX_Df.html.
I think you'll want Mine's "Getting started...." video first.
And, of course, the wider Posit and Quarto community has a bunch of great video tutorials.
Hello guys i want to use python on quarto but when i want to render it this error will appears what should i do?
ERROR: The file cannot be accessed by the system. (os error 1920)
I saw Keith, clicked the video, but it's not on his channel, why?
Keith will post the full tutorial series to his own channel eventually (at this rate, looking like a 5 hour collection?) We (Posit folks) meet Keith at a “data science influencer” meetup and asked if he’d be down to do a collab on Shiny and Quarto with Python. The Shiny series came out over the Summer and this is the start of the Quarto series. I’m really excited!
I personally have spent a decent amount of time with quarto for publishing and explored the docs site (where you’ll find a ton you can do). But we know it’s important to offer folks a nice step by step guided tour by video. And Keith is a heck of a content creator.
So much rigmarole to end up with web assets