I just pushed out the #newversion of #plutoreport_jl , a way to make awesome reports and talks in #Plutojl and #julialang!

The new version allows you to modify the inline #citation style and content post facto. Think using `--csl` in #pandoc. Now, CSS fixes are opt out! Some tiny UI fixes also featured.

PlutoReport.jl is now also on #zenodo - 10.5281/zenodo.7378474

Check it out at https://github.com/DhruvaSambrani/PlutoReport.jl

#academia #paper #julia #research

I just pushed out the #newversion of #plutoreport_jl , a way to make awesome reports and talks in #Plutojl and #julialang!

The new version allows you to modify the inline #citation style and content post facto. Think using `--csl` in #pandoc. Now, CSS fixes are opt out! Some tiny UI fixes also featured.

PlutoReport.jl is now also on #zenodo - 10.5281/zenodo.7378474

Check it out at https://github.com/DhruvaSambrani/PlutoReport.jl

#academia #paper #julia #research

I just pushed a new version (0.3.0) of #plutoreport_jl , a package to make reports and talk presentations in #Plutojl #notebooks in #julialang ! Go check it out here - https://github.com/DhruvaSambrani/PlutoReport.jl

Had a mock presentation for my master thesis midway presentation today. My topic is #quantum walks and resetting, so I felt like using #julialang in #pluto_jl would be the best way! I used #luxor for some nice graphics, and #plots_jl with #PlutoUI for some interactive plots, all tied up with #plutoreport_jl to make an interactive presentation. My guide and group loved it! He said, and I quote "it was a visual treat". I'm so happy!! :ablobcatfloofpat: :ablobcatrainbow: :blobcatfakeverified: