jjallaire

FYI we now have a Quarto VS Code extension that provides various facilities for `.qmd` files:

@karthik Do you know anyone at GitHub that it would be productive to follow up with on this?

@bkeepers It would be awesome if we could get R Notebooks to render on GitHub the same way that Jupyter notebooks currently render. This *should* be very straightforward as R...

@bkeepers Is there an up to date contact at GitHub who we could follow up with on this? I think it would be relatively straightforward to implement (mostly just a...

Perhaps @revodavid could help out with this? David, currently Jupyter notebooks ipynb files are rendered in GitHub within an iframe. The R equivalent is the .nb.html file which could also...

We're not talking about Rmd files, we're talking about fully rendered R Notebooks (.nb.html files). These are roughly analogous to .ipynb files in that they contain both code *and* output...

With pandoc 2.0 we could actually write a Lua filter that would handle additional markup types like this (e.g. the filter would look for `{}` delineated Critic Markup and render...

I agree, I think R Markdown definitely needs to address these requirements. What I'm thinking of is an interface that allows you to use the editing gestures traditionally provided by...

Yes, point taken. It's actually possible to prototype this right now w/o changes to the rmarkdown package. You would write a Lua filter that does the appropriate substitutions (i.e. Critic...

Yes, `html_notebook` would indeed work with `runtime: shinyrmd`. The advantage over `runtime: shiny` is that `runtime: shiny` requires a fresh server-side render for each new user of the document. This...