This page is a work in progress and will be updated on the fly.

R Markdown 🔗︎

R Markdown: The Definitive Guide. Title says it all. You should use this. A lot.

• R Markdown Cookbook. Another must have.
• RStudio IDE Cheatsheet. An overview of the RStudio IDE.
• R Markdown Cheatsheet. A general R Markdown reference.
• Another R Markdown Cheatsheet. One more? There are a lot of cheatsheets.
• R Markdown Reference Guide. Good section on Chunk Options.

R 🔗︎

• Run R in your browser. Write, run, and test R code.

Markdown 🔗︎

There are many similarities with the R Markdown references above.

• Basic Markdown Syntax Reference from The Markdown Guide, a free and open-source reference guide.
• Extended Markdown Syntax Reference also from The Markdown Guide.
• Interactive Markdown Tutorial for beginners.
• Markdown Tables Generator. Tired of typing all of those hyphens and pipes?
• Character Entity Reference Chart for coding special symblos in Markdown.

Markdown Editors 🔗︎

• MarkdownPad and MarkdownPad 2 are full-featured Markdown editors for Windows.
• MacDown is an open source Markdown editor for macOS.

YAML 🔗︎

• The YAML Fieldguide. List of YAML arguments & explanations.
• Data Format Converter. Switch between YAML and TOML. Must omit the delimiters.
• R Markdown Theme Gallery. Change theme in YAML header to get a different look. Valid themes for HTML documents include: default, cerulean, journal, flatly, readable, spacelab, united, cosmo, lumen, paper, sandstone, simplex, and yeti.
• R Markdown highlight options: Change the way (R)code syntax looks when rendered. Options include: default, tango, pygments, kate, monochrome, espresso, zenburn, haddock, breezedark, and textmate.

Knitr 🔗︎

• Code chunk options. A comprehensive list of chunk options and package options.
• Chunk options from the R Markdown Cookbook.

Command Line Interpreter 🔗︎

• Explain Shell. By Idan Kamara. Write a command to see the help text that matches each argument. Awesome.

For Windows 🔗︎

• Cmder. A portable console emulator for Windows that allows you to run UNIX-style bash commands. Download the Full version and you will also get git.
• git for Windows comes with Git BASH, an emulator used to run Git from the command line.

CSS & HTML 🔗︎

• w3schools CSS references. Explanations and examples of CSS properties.
• w3schools HTML references. Explanations and examples of HTML tags.
• MDN web docs CSS reference.
• MDN web docs HTML reference.

PanDoc 🔗︎

• Try Pandoc. Convert different input formats to various output formats using PanDoc’s online tool.

MathJax 🔗︎

• MathJax Documentation. Extensive resource for anyone interested in MathJax.
• Basic tutorial & quick reference from StackExchange. A bit old now but still good.
• LaTeX mathematics cheat sheet from David Hamann.

Licencing 🔗︎

• Choose an open source license. A good place to start to help you figure out how to Licence your site.

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