Beautiful presentations with R and Quarto

Beyond the basics! We'll talk about transitions, backgrounds, columns, callouts, and more. If this vid helps you, please help me a tiny bit by mashing that 'like' button. For more #rstats joy, crush that 'subscribe' button!

[jklawrence]

OMG - love the channel, found it yesterday and just starting out with R, the FREAKIEST thing, you punched in a random date "pretty far in your future" and then removed it at about 3min into the video, it is EXACTLY the date today that I am watching this video ... I'm no believer in weird fate but that is fairly spooky

Keep up the good work

[RafaelLópez-ee]

I found this video the most useful of the many I have watched! Great job and thank you!

[AlbertoFCabreraCasillas]

Thank you for making Quarto presentation so accessible.

[haraldurkarlsson]

Looks like one of those coffee spill backgrounds that you can do in LaTeX. (that silly package is called "coffeestains" - I guess TeXies have a lot of time on their hands).

[mjacfardk]

thank u so much for your time and helping pple

[haraldurkarlsson]

Very nice. I have a quick technical question that you might be able to answer. In book mode one can add "part" as one does in LaTeX. However, I have not be able to figure how to add some sort text (not the title) to those parts. I know that one can add unnumbered chapters but that is not the same. Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Takk

[jannesehrhardt]

I am currently doing my Masters and will hopefully soon be doing a PHD. Your videos are really helpful; thank you!

Can you do a video on doing citations (maybe with the goal of creating a thesis document through Quarto)? At least for me, that would be really amazing :)

[thiagobandini]

I did not move from RMarkdown to Quarto becuse the lack of setup chunck and the need to type every chunck options, I liked to have the most used options as point and click.