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How to create a self-contained executable Python script, which declares the dependencies for the virtual environment for rendering Quarto documents using the Jupyter engine. This allows non-technical users to render Quarto documents using the Jupyter engine without having to manage the virtual environment themselves.

Seven top tips for Quarto and R Markdown users on document accessibility, including; document format, adding alt text, creating tagged pdfs, table accessibility, different accessibility checkers, custom Word document templates, and how to upload complex html documents into Blackboard Ultra.

How to create tutorial worksheets, i.e., a questions document and solutions document from the same Quarto document using Quarto profiles.

How to run R on RISC-V on Ubuntu Linux.

How to setup and run the AARCH64/ARM version of R on Windows on ARM on GitHub Actions

How to amend previous Git commit messages, that aren't for the most recent commit, in GitHub Desktop without performing an interactive rebase.

How to setup automated checks on a repository containing an R package or R practical using GitHub Actions.

Create a Finder Smart Folder showing all your RStudio (and/or your VSCode/Positron) project files so you can switch between your projects fast and conveniently.

How to programmatically include conditional content for several Quarto engines (knitr, jupyter: python3, jupyter: nbstata, and engine: julia) using parameters or environment variables to toggle inline code to write Markdown in the Quarto documents. I use this to write exercise/tutorial documents in which a single Quarto document is used to output both the questions and solutions documents.

Have you ever wanted to include different language engines within the same Quarto document such that the code chunks are executed when the document is rendered? I describe how to achieve this using Quarto's embed shortcode.