So basically I want the layout of a compiled HTML markdown document but with editable code chunks which can be run on the fly. I do understand that that means it would have to run in Rstudio( or hosted somewhere with access to R) and that is perfectly fine. I just want something looking more presentation-like than the actual editor-look of a notebook.
Framed differently I want a jupyter-notebook running in the RStudio-browser with the usual R syntax and markdown HTML look.
Is this possible in any way?
Or is the only solution to install jupyter?
(Why not jupyter you ask: It is not currently in the software library.)
r rstudio
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So basically I want the layout of a compiled HTML markdown document but with editable code chunks which can be run on the fly. I do understand that that means it would have to run in Rstudio( or hosted somewhere with access to R) and that is perfectly fine. I just want something looking more presentation-like than the actual editor-look of a notebook.
Framed differently I want a jupyter-notebook running in the RStudio-browser with the usual R syntax and markdown HTML look.
Is this possible in any way?
Or is the only solution to install jupyter?
(Why not jupyter you ask: It is not currently in the software library.)
r rstudio
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So basically I want the layout of a compiled HTML markdown document but with editable code chunks which can be run on the fly. I do understand that that means it would have to run in Rstudio( or hosted somewhere with access to R) and that is perfectly fine. I just want something looking more presentation-like than the actual editor-look of a notebook.
Framed differently I want a jupyter-notebook running in the RStudio-browser with the usual R syntax and markdown HTML look.
Is this possible in any way?
Or is the only solution to install jupyter?
(Why not jupyter you ask: It is not currently in the software library.)
r rstudio
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So basically I want the layout of a compiled HTML markdown document but with editable code chunks which can be run on the fly. I do understand that that means it would have to run in Rstudio( or hosted somewhere with access to R) and that is perfectly fine. I just want something looking more presentation-like than the actual editor-look of a notebook.
Framed differently I want a jupyter-notebook running in the RStudio-browser with the usual R syntax and markdown HTML look.
Is this possible in any way?
Or is the only solution to install jupyter?
(Why not jupyter you ask: It is not currently in the software library.)
r rstudio
r rstudio
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