New slide requires more clear instructions (and says to remove label but should be content) https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-code-chunks.html#/your-turn

Add this code to covid-analysis.qmd?

#| label: peek
glimpse(NHSRdatasets::covid19)

#| label: peek

Recycling chunks

#| eval: false
#| echo: true
#| label: another-peek
glimpse(NHSRdatasets::covid19)

This is the output alone

#| eval: true
#| echo: false
#| label: another-peek

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/adding-images-using-knitr-and-code-chunks

and

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/alt-text-using-knitr

Chunks haven't been explained before this and perhaps needs to be reconsidered on the order? The image should be updated to one that's available in the data repository or include purrr_cat.png to be able to replicate.

Is it confusing to have country = country and month_start = month_start? Better to rename the arguments to be clear how they are distinct from the reports params.

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-parameters.html#/a-function

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-text.html#/headers

Still says optional caption (warning).

This is usually only for one chunk but ](https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-code-chunks.html#/warning)

Is the information generated from {tidyverse} a warning or message? Double check which parameter suppresses it.

To match the introduction to R and R Studio which uses a purple rather than bright green.

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/seeing-the-image-in-the-script

This is only available in the source view, not visual.

Because the course goes between visual and source, the chunks are better without the ```{r} code in them for copying and sharing:

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-code-chunks.html#/default-code-chunk-settings

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-rendering.html#/excluding-files

I think you decided the . in "!.files/" was incorrect?

This is my first GitHub "issue"!

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/your-turn---add-an-image-in-visual-view-in-rstudio

bakers_1.png not bakers1.png

Also highlight the word image

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-code-chunks.html#/your-turn

to covid-analysis.qmd

In Source first, looking at code for ()
In same folder: bakers_1.png
In subfolder bakers_2.opng
In root then subfolder bakers_3.png

Then in Visual for adding another image (need to add a new picture – possibly purr), particularly to show that code is self generated in this view.

Note that Visual doesn't offer Alt text option with dots in top right unless something is added at the very start - this may be an enhancement/bug but for RStudio not Quarto.

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/your-turn---add-an-image-in-visual-view-in-rstudio

Your turn - add an image in Visual view in RStudio

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-rendering.html#/excluding-files

Refers in the code to folder-example but the text beneath hasn't been updated and still says files.

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/your-turn---add-an-image-in-visual-view-in-rstudio

Errors in name bakers_1.png
Highlight the / and image to be clearer that these are text to type

Images refers to {knitr} which uses chunk options so better to have chunk options explained first.

So this can be copied and tried about by attendees as purrr.png is stored with the html slides.
Also remove from the repository.

Have code available from a tibble to show how pull can return a single cell as a vector:

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-inline-code.html#/avoid-long-inline-code

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/your-turn---add-an-image-in-visual-view-in-rstudio

knitr needs output = asis also known as results = asis from RMarkdown

https://quarto.org/docs/computations/execution-options.html

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-rendering.html#/rendering-as-you-save

The option in Global Options.../Code/Saving/Automatically save when editor loses focus.

On local RStudio this is not ticked.

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-intro.html#/what-is-quarto-is-it - put numbers in slides as that helps people refer to them. Make the question clearer, perhaps with Your Turn?

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-parameters.html#/rendering-multiple-reports

Helps to explain "loop"?

The code no longer works with:

::: {.panel-tabset}
# Country analysis
## Overview
## Covid cases
:::

and needs to be:

# Country analysis
::: {.panel-tabset}
## Overview
## Covid cases
:::

Slide: https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-tabs.html#/tabsets-rely-upon-on-few-features

In order to make getting the files for the course easier and not have to download all the slides.

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-images.html#/resizing-images

By using the visual view and wizard, the markdown code is generated for sizes.

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-code-chunks.html#/eval uses code from {NHSRdatasets} but this may not be installed yet for those using their own computers.

Also make it clearer that the covid-analysis.qmd file has been opened for this code (because they relate in content rather than rely on it).

Chunks before images
If click on image in Visual can resize, either in pixels or %, gives in Source: {fig-alt="the bakers_3 image" fig-align="center" width="73%"}

https://nhs-r-community.github.io/intro-quarto/session-whats-inside.html#/time-for-a-break

Use the specific break slide instead to help with more flexible timings

Hello,

Just a thought/suggestion... it would be great if there was a button on the quarto slides which returned you straight back to the GitHub repo page. At the moment if you go back a page (using the back page arrow button - top-left of browser), it will take you back to the previous slide. It can then take a few back clicks to get back to the start of the slides and then GitHub repo page.

This is really a minor detail and mainly just me being lazy 😴 , but could be a useful addition, especially in the workshops :)
I do love the slides 🎓