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Make data science slides with code using Quarto
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Here's a PSA to data scientists and developers. Do you ever need to get your code-based analytics into slides? Then definitely check out Quarto.
Quarto is an open-source tool for technical publishing. It lets you combine code, output, and narrative, say from an exploratory analysis script or your Jupyter Notebook or R Markdown doc, and from that, publish all sorts of output, including presentations.
You can convert your work into a lovely set of slides. There's nice support for PowerPoint as well as Beamer or LaTeX slides, but let me show you how it works with a Reveal.js example.
Creating slides with Quarto
You just add a little bit of YAML at the top of your doc to tell Quarto how to publish your slides, and you separate your slides using Markdown headers. There's then a ton of options to customize your slides and say and show exactly what you want. In part two, I'll run through a bunch of your options.
Slide into your boss's DMs and quickly run through your analysis with these sweet Quarto slides.
Slide into your boss's DMs and quickly run through your analysis with these sweet Quarto slides.
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