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# Blogging with R | ||
talk given at **Coding Club UC3M** | ||
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Day: Tuesday **March 26th**, 2019 | ||
Time: **16:30 - 17:30** | ||
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### Abstract: | ||
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In this talk, we will build a simple blog using R-Markdown, Jekyll and GitHub pages. | ||
We will use the blogdown package for R that allows to easily build a personal blog containing scientific contents, | ||
such as professional plots (made by ggplot2) and mathematical formulas. | ||
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The choice for GitHub pages allows to build a blog for free and without any need of a personal server. | ||
The talk will show a simple and ready to use workflow to make and handle a personal blog. | ||
Then, depending on time, it will address stylistic issues and/or advanced content publications. | ||
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### Requirements: | ||
- tidyverse and blogdown packages for R, better to have also installed the [RStudio](https://www.rstudio.com/) IDE | ||
- a free account on [GitHub](https://github.com/) | ||
- the [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/installation/) static website generator |
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