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
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.
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.
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.
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I use quarto
I always use last-update in the date yml section.
idol!
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
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.
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.
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