You are working in R and want to show or export your code? Simple we use R markdown. Create a markdown - Rmd - doc with your code and comments. Then export the Rmd with Knit to Word, Pdf or html.
Publishing your R Code directly is not complicated using the new package blogdown. Blogdown is an effort to integrate R markdown with open source static web generators like Hugo. To deploy your blog with the Rmarkdown use Netlify, a platform for managing and deploying modern web projects.
Below is the workflow.
Here are some recipes:
An example:
http://estebanmoro.org/post/2019-02-02-setting-up-your-blog-with-rstudio-and-blogdown-i-creating-the-blog/
And the complete manual:
https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/
About hosting your markdown website:
https://www.netlify.com/
And finally the markdown language
https://blog.ghost.org/markdown/
I am building a test site on: https://d3media.netlify.com/
Check it out to find some examples and my first experiments
Publishing your R Code directly is not complicated using the new package blogdown. Blogdown is an effort to integrate R markdown with open source static web generators like Hugo. To deploy your blog with the Rmarkdown use Netlify, a platform for managing and deploying modern web projects.
Below is the workflow.
Here are some recipes:
An example:
http://estebanmoro.org/post/2019-02-02-setting-up-your-blog-with-rstudio-and-blogdown-i-creating-the-blog/
And the complete manual:
https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/
About hosting your markdown website:
https://www.netlify.com/
And finally the markdown language
https://blog.ghost.org/markdown/
I am building a test site on: https://d3media.netlify.com/
Check it out to find some examples and my first experiments
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