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The workshop notes in this repository are maintained in several different formats, with the help of https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext. If you with to contribute you can edit whichever format you are most comfortable with; we will take care of synchronizing the other supported formats.

R workshops

R workshop notes are maintained in Jupyternotebook (.ipynb), R Markdown (.Rmd), and R format. When submitting pull requests You may edit whichever format you like, and we will synchronize the other formats for you using Jupytext.

R workshop notes are exported from .Rmd to .html for display on the web using R Markdown. If submitting a pull request you need not worry about updating the .html; we are happy to do this for you.

Python workshops

Python workshop notes are maintained in Jupyternotebook (.ipynb), R Markdown (.Rmd), and Python format. When submitting pull requests You may edit whichever format you like, and we will synchronize the other formats for you using Jupytext.

Python workshop notes are exported from .Rmd to .html for display on the web using R Markdown. If submitting a pull request you need not worry about updating the .html; we are happy to do this for you.

Stata workshops

Stata workshop notes are maintained in Jupyternotebook (.ipynb) and Markdown (.md) format. When submitting pull requests You may edit whichever format you like, and we will synchronize the other one for you using Jupytext.

Stata workshop notes are exported from .ipynb to .html for display on the web using nbconvert. A script to facilitate this conversion is provided in build_scripts/ipynb2html. If submitting a pull request you need not worry about updating the .html; we are happy to do this for you.

Other workshop notes

Other workshop notes may be in various formats, though usually Markdown (.md). These are typically exported to .html for display on the web via R Markdown or pandoc.