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Use Quarto as the default publishing mechanism for Fluid? #5
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As mentioned in #4, we could explore making an official Fluid kernel for Jupyter.
This will allow us to use Quarto to produce the publications in HTML format, either as an article (basic, advanced) or as a presentation.
We can use a “Quarto Markdown” (
.qmd) file to author the article with code-chunks containingfluidcode via the Jupyter kernel like this (image from https://quarto.org/docs/get-started/hello/):See info on using Jupyter kernels in Quarto: https://quarto.org/docs/advanced/jupyter/kernel-execution.html
Quarto can be used with VS Code (or VS Codium), Jupyter Lab, R Studio, Neovim or any other editor, allowing content creators to use any platform they are most comfortable with to produce Fluid documents.
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