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And of course Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel on co-creating the keynote and reading Ileana Fenwick’s quote, as I reimagined what I could do :)Īrtwork from “Hello, Quarto” keynote by Julia Lowndes and Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel, presented at RStudio Conference 2022. And I also appreciate J.J., Hadley Wickham, Joe Cheng, Jenny Bryan, and Hannah Frick for their support throughout the years and as well as helping me build confidence in the days before the keynote. Allaire for his mentorship and friendship and the opportunity to collaborate with Quarto. So grateful to so many people who listened, coached, inspired me, including I could go on for much longer, but to close. This keynote was a big deal, and I *struggled* to clearly scope the reimagine part.

And I continue to grow so much through support and collaborations from so many, first and foremost Erin Robinson, who brought Openscapes and NASA together and developed our flywheel. This keynote was an enormous honor, having grown up professionally in the R (#rstats) community and first welcomed by groups like rOpenSci, R-Ladies, RStudio, the Carpentries, and Mozilla - I’ve written about this quite a bit in the past: RStudio Conference culture, RStudio Conference 2020, rOpenSci’s leadership in #rstats culture. Tweet from Catherine Kim, PhD at rstudio::conf Learn about the process of migrating this guide to Quarto from Bookdown ( blog). They are radically reimagining inclusion and open data science through making the implicit explicit, onboarding learners as contributors, and prioritizing psychological safety and a growth mindset. Quoting All We Can Save, “we need every solution and every solver”, I shared an example of a Quarto site for culture change created by the Fay lab, which studies marine fisheries, food systems, and climate change. And I pushed folks to reimagine open source and open science as part of the climate movement. I talked about how Quarto helped our NASA Openscapes team collaborate across coding languages, giving us a place for Python and R users to create beautiful teaching materials together. We collaborated for months on this talk, pushing our/my knowledge of Quarto, designing the talk structure, practicing, working with on beautiful art that is available for reuse. This was a co-keynote with Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel, where we introduced Quarto through stories and demos in 4 parts: share, collaborate, teach, reimagine.

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An audible “wow” came from the audience when I demoed how to insert citations in-line by typing which lets you select from your existing Zotero references or paste in a DOI. It is a new open source system supporting publishing scientific and technical writing, and one place that this shows up is as an absolute game-changer for citations, which will dramatically help scientists and research teams focus on their science. Quarto builds from 10 years of lessons and development from RMarkdown - which has been transformative for the R community - streamlining reproducibility across coding languages (R, Python, Julia) and comfort levels (new and seasoned coders of all career levels).

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What is Quarto? Quarto is software that unifies & extends the RMarkdown ecosystem.

Allaire.Īrtwork from “Hello, Quarto” keynote by Julia Lowndes and Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel, presented at RStudio Conference 2022. Learn more through A Quarto Chat with NASA Openscapes, co-hosted with R-Ladies Santa Barbara with Catalina Oaida, Aaron Friesz, Amy Steiker, and J.J. We’ve primarily used Quarto as Python users, creating beautiful collections of Jupyter notebooks that are Quarto websites, including the 2021 Cloud Hackathon and the Earthdata Cloud Cookbook. Openscapes was the first external user of Quarto, collaborating with the Quarto developer team and NASA Earthdata Openscapes Mentors for the last year to develop and teach tutorials to help researchers migrate their workflows to the cloud.

repo - /mine-cetinkaya-rundel/hello-quartoĪt rstudio::conf(2022), I had the distinct honor to welcome folks to Quarto, which Openscapes has been using to collaborate and reimagine how we tackle inclusive environmental science & the climate crisis.

recording - /conference/2022/keynotes/collaborate-with-quarto.

This is a brief post summarizing my co-keynote at rstudio::conf(2022), with Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel titled Hello Quarto: share, collaborate, teach, reimagine.Īll slides, demos, art, are available for reuse and remix!

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