Quarto Site

[saforem2]

Hey @stas00 ,

I added a comment on my previous PR:

@stas00 if you're curious, I've done some re-org and tried rendering everything with Quarto in my fork

You can see it online at:

https://saforem2.github.io/ml-engineering/

This is mostly just a first (rough) pass (and copied + modified from existing Quarto sites I've made),
but I made an effort to fix / change things where appropriate (e.g. links, etc.)

disclaimer: I mostly just did this out of personal curiosity / testing, but thought I'd share incase you're interested 🤷🏻‍♂️

I know that I, personally have a hard time keeping track of GitHub comments ( especially on closed PRs 😂 ),
so I figured it probably made more sense to move the discussion to a separate issue (I hope that's okay)

[stas00]

Hi Sam,

Sorry, I'm not quite following you here. Why are you doing this work?

Is something wrong with the current repo?

[saforem2]

Sorry, I'm not quite following you here. Why are you doing this work?

Honestly I just wanted to

• see / test some automation scripts for converting (+ formatting) **/*.md to **/*.qmd that I've been working on
• test Quarto on a larger (book-like) site with multiple pages and look at some of the organizational aspects for a larger project

and this seemed like a good fit 🤷🏻‍♂️

Is something wrong with the current repo?

no not at all!

to be honest I initially planned to just play with it locally and keep it to myself,
but figured I'd push the changes back to my fork before scrapping it

[stas00]

Thank you for clarifying, Sam.

As I mentioned in the other thread I actually prefer to have it done in 2 stages with intermediary html because then I have far more control over the output and can deploy existing tools that work with html - e.g. I check links using linkchecker and I'm very familiar with as I have been using it for year.