Interesting - the pdf looks much like what LaTeX does. LaTeX has "usepackages" that will generate either random latin text, or text in the style of Kant or even random math equations. In fact I think one of the authors of Quarto stated that they were deeply influenced by how LaTeX works when the designed Quarto.
Hi, guys. I got a strange problem. Some shortcuts work in Rmarkdown, but not in Quarto. For example, Insert Assignment Operator, Insert Pipe Operator. Anyone runs into the same problem?
Are you in the "Visual" editor or the "Source" editor? For me it is working in the source editor but not the visual editor. Might be worth raising in the Quarto-CLI discussion forum on GitHub. github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions
@@emmanuelteitelbaum Thanks, man. I solved the issue by updating the Quarto. By the way, how come there is no automatically way to update the Quarto. I don't even know it was out of date.
Have you tried to generate a class syllabus in Quarto? That would be very useful and appreciated by many (I know there are some in RMarkdown but those are pdf only).
It depends on what you want to do, but I like revealjs because it is more dynamic and interactive. See the quarto gallery for more examples: quarto.org/docs/gallery/
Neat! I like the "moon" theme.
Splendid tutorial!
The references building (bibtex) and cross-references (auto-labelling figures, equations etc) is all straight from LaTeX
I think the mess up in bibliography might be in the bibliography part. I used bibtex in my doc and it worked fine.
Interesting - the pdf looks much like what LaTeX does. LaTeX has "usepackages" that will generate either random latin text, or text in the style of Kant or even random math equations. In fact I think one of the authors of Quarto stated that they were deeply influenced by how LaTeX works when the designed Quarto.
Yes, it is based on Pandoc, which can convert to LaTeX.
Hi, guys. I got a strange problem. Some shortcuts work in Rmarkdown, but not in Quarto. For example, Insert Assignment Operator, Insert Pipe Operator. Anyone runs into the same problem?
Are you in the "Visual" editor or the "Source" editor? For me it is working in the source editor but not the visual editor. Might be worth raising in the Quarto-CLI discussion forum on GitHub. github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions
@@emmanuelteitelbaum Neither. Do not work either in source or visual.
@@CanDoSo_org Not sure then. I would try the Quarto CLI discussion forum...
@@emmanuelteitelbaum Thanks, man. I solved the issue by updating the Quarto. By the way, how come there is no automatically way to update the Quarto. I don't even know it was out of date.
Have you tried to generate a class syllabus in Quarto? That would be very useful and appreciated by many (I know there are some in RMarkdown but those are pdf only).
Yes, check out my course website: www.psc2339.com/
It's based on this template by Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel: sta210-s22.github.io/website/
@@emmanuelteitelbaum
Wow - that looks nice.
So is revealjr better than (LaTeX) Beamer?
It depends on what you want to do, but I like revealjs because it is more dynamic and interactive. See the quarto gallery for more examples: quarto.org/docs/gallery/
Doesn't like & ?