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#quarto

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David Lawrence Miller

#quarto #rstats friends who use github action to publish articles:

it's currently taking github actions ~30 mins to publish my little #mgcv help site (calgary.converged.yt/). This seems to be because it's installing a lot of R packages from source.

What's the current state-of-the-art to get these things to render quickly? (And using minimal power.)

(I'd like to not use github but I would also like to encourage PRs etc from folks without a huge overhead from them, so let's stick to github-based solutions for now.)

calgary.converged.ytYes! You can do that in mgcv – Yes! You can do that in mgcv!
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Kai-Christian Bruhn

A quick hack to show how to insert a #IIIf-Viewer in a #quarto html-doc:
```{html}
<script src="cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs"></script>
<div id="openseadragon-viewer" style="width: 100%; height: 500px;"></div>
<script>
var viewer = OpenSeadragon({
id: "openseadragon-viewer",
prefixUrl: "cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs",
tileSources: "heidicon.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/",
showNavigator: true,
});
</script>
```

Screenshot of a Quarto website with the code for integrating an IIIF viewer and an example with the embedded image of a cuneiform tablet
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Mickaël CANOUIL

Unlock the full potential of Quarto with this curated collection of extensions! 🚀

Easily browse, search, and filter extensions by categories and keywords, then install them effortlessly with a simple click or command.

m.canouil.dev/quarto-extension

Quarto ExtensionsAbout – Quarto ExtensionsExplore the ‘Quarto Extensions’ website, a comprehensive repository of extensions designed to enhance your Quarto experience. From new formats and shortcodes to filters that enrich your content with icons and text highlights, our collection is tailored to empower your projects with added functionality and flair. Dive into a world where creativity meets efficiency, and elevate your Quarto creations to new heights.
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pat-s

@Lluis_Revilla @noamross @gaborcsardi @ramikrispin

Quarto is not an R package @Lluis_Revilla :)

Anyhow, getting #quarto to run on Alpine was harder than anticipated 🤨️

Also, 1.7 still uses deno v1. (The exact dependency versions are hard to infer in general)
Besides, deno itself is a mess on Alpine.
They have a dedicated image which is statically linked against a custom C lib which they put first in the LD_LIB path. This works for deno but breaks all other native Alpine binaries 😶️

hub.docker.com/repository/dock

Source: codefloe.com/devxy/container-i

The image is not optimized and besides getting 'configure' to work, there's still work to do to bundle the resulting assets. The quarto dev instructions don't instruct on that and one needs to figure it out through the CI builds. But once that is done, it should be possible to get down in size.

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Gleb Ebert

I enjoyed writing my first blog post last weekend, so I thought I'd write another one. This one is about a #bash script that became a #Python script and is now a package. All because I was too lazy to label plates and tubes in the lab by hand. The post is mostly about the history and motivation behind the package, i.e. the stuff that does't really fit into the README

gl-eb.me/blog/posts/2025-05-25

Gleb EbertGenerating Printable Labels – Gleb Ebert
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