Awesome Quarto

title: Awesome Quarto slug: awesome-quarto brand: Quarto brand_logo: https://quarto.org/assets/images/quarto-logo.svg category: themed-directories tags:

• awesome-lists
• documentation
• templates source_url: https://github.com/mcanouil/awesome-quarto#readme featured: false

Overview

Awesome Quarto is a curated, community-maintained directory of resources for Quarto, the open‑source scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc. It aggregates links to documentation, tutorials, examples, tools, extensions, and real‑world projects using Quarto.

Features

• Curated Awesome List

  • Follows the Awesome list conventions.
  • Focused specifically on the Quarto ecosystem.

• Official Documentation & Quickstarts

  • Links to core Quarto documentation.
  • Quickstart and getting‑started guides for new users.

• Tutorials & Workshops

  • Tutorials for learning Quarto step‑by‑step.
  • Workshop materials and longer-form learning resources.
  • Includes content that combines Quarto with tools like purrr (R) and other related technologies.

• Blog Posts

  • Curated blog articles about using Quarto in practice.
  • Covers tips, workflows, and case studies.

• Talks and Videos

  • Recordings of conference talks and meetups about Quarto.
  • Video tutorials and walkthroughs.

• Supported Editors

  • Resources on using Quarto from various editors/IDEs.
  • Editor‑specific setup guides and integrations.

• Libraries, Packages, and Scripts

  • R ecosystem items (e.g., revealjs integration and other R packages that work with Quarto).
  • Julia‑related Quarto tools and examples.
  • Python libraries and scripts that support Quarto workflows.
  • Miscellaneous utilities such as FileAttachment and other helper tools.

• Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)

  • Examples and templates for automating Quarto rendering and deployment.
  • CI configurations for services like GitHub Actions and others (where provided in the list).

• Extensions

  • Community‑built Quarto extensions for custom formats, filters, themes, and shortcodes.
  • Links to extension repositories and usage instructions.

• Real‑Life Examples

  • Presentation formats
    • Example slide decks, including those based on revealjs.
  • Website formats
    • Websites built with Quarto, using tools like Jupyter, knitr, quartodoc, and others.
  • Book formats
    • Book projects and long‑form documents (including examples from the R ecosystem such as mlr3).
  • Other formats
    • Additional publication types illustrating Quarto’s flexibility.

• Community & Following

  • Links to official Quarto channels.
  • Community accounts and people to follow for Quarto news and examples.

• Contributing & Governance

  • Clear contributing guidelines for submitting new links and improvements.
  • Code of conduct for community participation.
  • Acknowledgment of contributors.

• Licensing

  • Repository includes a LICENSE file specifying terms of use for the list content.

Pricing

Awesome Quarto is an open-source GitHub repository and directory. Access to the list and its contents is free.

No paid plans or pricing tiers are indicated.