Quarto

by Posit Software, PBC

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Versions:

  • 1.9.37
  • 1.9.36
  • 1.8.27
  • 1.8.26
  • 1.8.25
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  • 1.7.34
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  • 1.6.37
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  • 1.1.251
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  • 1.1.165
  • 1.1.149
  • 1.0.38
  • 1.0.37
  • 1.0.36
  • 1.0.35

Quarto 1.9.37 is an open-source scientific and technical publishing system developed by RStudio, PBC that transforms computational narratives into reproducible, production-quality output. Built on the Pandoc document converter, the software enables researchers, data scientists, and educators to author content either interactively through Jupyter notebooks or declaratively with plain-text Markdown in any editor, then render it to HTML, PDF, Microsoft Word, ePub, and other formats. Dynamic elements coded in Python, R, Julia, or Observable can be woven into articles, presentations, websites, blogs, and books, ensuring that code, results, and exposition update together. Rich Pandoc Markdown support—equations, citations, cross-references, figure panels, call-outs, and advanced layout options—lets users produce journal-grade manuscripts without leaving their preferred writing environment. Once finalized, documents can be shared organization-wide by publishing to Posit Connect, Confluence, or similar systems, streamlining knowledge transfer across teams. Since its introduction the project has progressed through fifty-two official releases, each refining compatibility with evolving language ecosystems and output standards while maintaining the same open-source license. The tool is especially valued in academic, governmental, and commercial settings where transparency, version control, and automated reporting are mandatory, yet it remains lightweight enough for individual bloggers or course instructors who need a single command to turn a folder of Markdown and notebooks into a polished website or book. Quarto is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget that always supply the latest version and support batch installation alongside other applications.

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document 66
julia 1
jupyter 5
markdown 78
observable 1
ojs 1
pandoc 3
publishing 2
python 90
r 11
rmarkdown 1
statistics 21
stats 12