Thanks for these insights, Tom. The integration and the development of Quarto bring a lot of benefits not only to Posit, but are very welcome by all developers, who want to build solutions that are accessible, open and not locked in to a certain programming language. I love it and can't wait to start learning to use Quarto. Very nice.
Hundred years? Nothing last that long today. I would say ten years would even be stretching it before quantum computing kicks in and another information revolution starts...
![[84] Reproducible Publications with Python and Quarto (Thomas Mock)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TnVgHE9LAiw/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for these insights, Tom. The integration and the development of Quarto bring a lot of benefits not only to Posit, but are very welcome by all developers, who want to build solutions that are accessible, open and not locked in to a certain programming language. I love it and can't wait to start learning to use Quarto. Very nice.
Love the direction, looking forward to begin using this
Is there a way to get the .qmd of the document at minute 17?
Would be really helpful to get some inspiration on how to make a pdf look even better.
Looks awesome!
I hope there is an option to keep the tex file when rendering with pdf.
Tom,
Would you describe Quarto as a "Rosetta Stone" of markdown documents?
Hundred years? Nothing last that long today. I would say ten years would even be stretching it before quantum computing kicks in and another information revolution starts...