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> One thing I miss from RStudio is the Rmarkdown documents with inline outputs RMarkdown (Rmd) was recently developed into “Quarto” (Qmd), precisely because th
by setopt 2y ago
> One thing I miss from RStudio is the Rmarkdown documents with inline outputs
RMarkdown (Rmd) was recently developed into “Quarto” (Qmd), precisely because they now support Python as well. I’ve used it a bit and it’s excellent.
- jhbadger 2y agoBut Rmd already supported python chunks (as well as other languages such as ruby, which seem to be missing from Qmd)
- idf00 2y agoQuarto supports any language and works just fine. I have quarto blog posts for using APL as an example of a somewhat niche language.
- jhbadger 2y agoI guess you have to add some plugin? I mean in Rmarkdown in Rstudio I just go ```{ruby} and I have a ruby block with nothing special installed. That doesn't work by default with Quarto.
- setopt 2y agoIn the Quarto front matter, you can choose to use a Jupyter backend, in which case any Jupyter kernel can be used to interpret code blocks. Many languages, including APL, have Jupyter kernels you can install.