Quarto
ToolOpen-source projects built with Quarto
There are currently 17 open-source projects built with Quarto, with a combined total of 13.6k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is R.
Showing 17 open-source projects
A notebook-driven development platform that creates high-quality documentation, tests, CI, and packaging from Jupyter notebooks.
An open-source book teaching data science using R, covering data import, transformation, visualization, and modeling.
A comprehensive guide to building, documenting, testing, and distributing R packages.
A lightweight Python tool for generating rich summary statistics of pandas and Polars dataframes directly in the console.
Source code and documentation for the Quarto documentation website, built with Quarto itself.
A Clojure dataset manipulation library providing a dplyr-like API on top of tech.ml.dataset.
Free online version of the 'Applied Machine Learning Using mlr3 in R' textbook, built with Quarto.
Generate Python API documentation using Markdown and Quarto as an alternative to Sphinx.
A restyled version of the official R manuals using Quarto for improved readability and navigation.
A graduate-level course website for program evaluation and causal inference using R, built with Quarto and a reproducible {targets} pipeline.
A personal website, portfolio, and blog built with Quarto, featuring custom themes and giscus comments.
A personal data science and machine learning website built with Quarto, tidyverse, and tidymodels.
A book demonstrating how to perform table data operations using PRQL and DuckDB.
A Quarto-powered blog for the Bioconductor community to share news, tutorials, and updates.
Generate Quarto-based documentation websites for Julia packages using Documenter syntax and workflows.
Undergraduate lecture notes in network science with custom CSS and live-coding notebooks via Google Colab.
A personal website built with Quarto featuring a custom theme and interactive particles.js background.
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