Quarto Site
saforem2 opened this issue · comments
Hey @stas00 ,
I added a comment on my previous PR:
@stas00 if you're curious, I've done some re-org and tried rendering everything with Quarto in my fork
You can see it online at:
https://saforem2.github.io/ml-engineering/
This is mostly just a first (rough) pass (and copied + modified from existing Quarto sites I've made),
but I made an effort to fix / change things where appropriate (e.g. links, etc.)disclaimer: I mostly just did this out of personal curiosity / testing, but thought I'd share incase you're interested 🤷🏻♂️
I know that I, personally have a hard time keeping track of GitHub comments ( especially on closed PRs 😂 ),
so I figured it probably made more sense to move the discussion to a separate issue (I hope that's okay)
Hi Sam,
Sorry, I'm not quite following you here. Why are you doing this work?
Is something wrong with the current repo?
Sorry, I'm not quite following you here. Why are you doing this work?
Honestly I just wanted to
- see / test some automation scripts for converting (+ formatting)
**/*.mdto**/*.qmdthat I've been working on - test Quarto on a larger (book-like) site with multiple pages and look at some of the organizational aspects for a larger project
and this seemed like a good fit 🤷🏻♂️
Is something wrong with the current repo?
no not at all!
to be honest I initially planned to just play with it locally and keep it to myself,
but figured I'd push the changes back to my fork before scrapping it
Thank you for clarifying, Sam.
As I mentioned in the other thread I actually prefer to have it done in 2 stages with intermediary html because then I have far more control over the output and can deploy existing tools that work with html - e.g. I check links using linkchecker and I'm very familiar with as I have been using it for year.