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Post Category → Quarto

Fall Foliage: JavaScript/OJS Edition

posted in d3, Javascript, Observable, Quarto on 2022-09-09 by hrbrmstr 0 Comment
foliage map

I’ve been (mostly) keeping up with annual updates for my R/{sf} U.S. foliage post which you can find on GH. This year, we have Quarto, and it comes with so many batteries included that you’d think it was Christmas. One of those batteries is full support for the Observable runtime. These are used in {ojs}… Continue reading →

New Chrome Extension To Turn Observable Notebooks Into Quarto Projects

posted in Chrome, Quarto on 2022-08-22 by hrbrmstr 0 Comment

My previous post announced a Rust-based command line tool for generating Quarto projects from Observable Notebooks. Some folks may not want to use yet-another command line tool, and it dawned on me that it’d be more convenient to just do the conversion in-browser when one is already on a Notebook page. So, I dusted off… Continue reading →

ohq2quarto — Rust-Based CLI For Turning Observable Notebooks Into Quarto Projects

posted in Quarto on 2022-08-20 by hrbrmstr 1 Comment

The previous post had some hacky R code to grab seekrit JSON data in ObservableHQ (OHQ) Notebooks and spit out a directory with a Quarto qmd and any associated FileAttachments. Holding firm to my “no more generic public R packages” decree, that’s as far as the R code for that utility is going to get…. Continue reading →

Bootstrapping An {ojs} Quarto Document With An Observable Notebook

posted in Quarto, R on 2022-08-19 by hrbrmstr 2 Comments

Quarto is amazing! And, it’s eating the world! OK. Perhaps not the entire world. But it’s still amazing! If you browse around the HQ, you’ll find many interesting notebooks. You may even have a few yourself! Wouldn’t it be great if you could just import an Observable notebook right into Quarto? Well, now you can…. Continue reading →

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