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I've almost fully switched from Jupyter to RMarkdown after discovering RMarkdown supports Python. And about publishing / rendering, do you not like RPubs?
by nicolewhite 10y ago
I've almost fully switched from Jupyter to RMarkdown after discovering RMarkdown supports Python. And about publishing / rendering, do you not like RPubs?
- minimaxir 10y agoI saw the Python examples provided awhile ago and they looked hacky. It might be worth taking another look, though. I prefer make the notebooks portable, which I can't do if they are published on Rpubs.
- geomark 10y agoAs well as a number of other rather useful languages [1]. Now days I use RMarkdown even for experiments because it's nice to document my line of thinking as I write the code and get a nicely formatted output when I'm finished. [1] http://yihui.name/knitr/demo/engines/ http://yihui.name/knitr/demo/engines/
- cttet 10y agoI still feel the REPL-like environment in Jupyter is more suitable for building an idea, while RMarkdown is better for publishing it.