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Learning the different components of an R markdown file is complex enough for me. Blogdown really extends the learning curve up to 11 so to speak. I find it quite dizzying at times, so don’t dispare.

Gist Blogdown accepts .md or .rmd files, write as though it’s any other .rmd file. links are made with [txt](link) and images are made with . Keep in mind the cheatsheet and your favorite .

As far as coding goes I am more at home with R than other languages. These are somes notes about basic Python syntax to help keep my head straight

Header 1 hello world underscore: words words askerisk: words words tilde: words words skimr::skim(mtcars) Table 1: Data summary Name mtcars Number of rows 32 Number of columns 11 _______________________ Column type frequency: numeric 11 ________________________ Group variables None Variable type: numeric