Hello, are you ready to start?
In this workshop, we’ll build and deploy a few different types of websites. We’ll cover basic website care and feeding like using R Markdown to create content, and how to use
GitHub for version control and
Netlify for publishing. We will primarily use the RStudio IDE and R packages from the R Markdown family including blogdown
.
The plan
First we will construct a GitHub profile.
Next we will build a very simple HTML website using
postcards
. Finally we will create a
blogdown
site. Where to start? Prework!
Packages
R Markdown

The goal of the rmarkdown package is to provide output formats and tools for R users to create dynamic analysis documents that combine code, rendered output (such as figures), and prose.
Read morePostcards

The postcards package allows users to create minimialistic and simple one page personal websites with a single R Markdown document.
Read moreBlogdown

The goal of the blogdown package is to provide a powerful and infinitely customizable website output format for R Markdown.
Read more