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Your Turn
Convert your report to bookdown
Learn More
If you want to learn more about bookdown
, there is a book all about it (and yes, it is made with bookdown
).
To make a website using the distill
package, check out this page on the distill
website. If you want to see a distill
website in action, Tom Mock’s blog is made with it.
The best place to start with blogdown
is the book blogdown: Creating Websites with R Markdown. One of the authors is Alison Hill, who I mentioned in the video has a lot of great material on blogdown
. I’d suggest starting with her extensive blog post Up & Running with blogdown.
Dan Quintana also has a bunch of materials on getting started with blogdown, shown in this Twitter thread.
Every few days there’s a tweet asking how to make academic websites. This is great, everyone should have their own site! My guide is sometimes mentioned too, which is also great, but some don’t know I’ve made THREE versions: A thread, blog post, and video. Here they are ⤵️
— Dan Quintana (@dsquintana) May 22, 2020
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Atlang Mompe
June 28, 2021
Hi David, this is my code below for this last exercise, can I ask why I did not get a book format based on my code:
title: "Report on Diversity in Oregon School" author: "Atlang Mompe" date: "
r Sys.Date()
" params: race_ethnicity_category: "Hispanic/Latino" output: bookdown::gitbook