An open API service indexing awesome lists of open source software.

https://github.com/finnoh/RWDS_post_template


https://github.com/finnoh/RWDS_post_template

Last synced: 7 months ago
JSON representation

Awesome Lists containing this project

README

          

# Real World Data Science Template 👨🏼‍💻
Files and stylesheets to help contributors create content for [Real World Data Science](https://realworlddatascience.net/), a new data science publication from the [Royal Statistical Society](https://rss.org.uk/).

- `content-brief.qmd` is the recommended starting point. Use this Quarto document to describe your proposed article, render and [share it](https://realworlddatascience.net/contact.html) with the Real World Data Science (RWDS) editorial board for review.

- `report.qmd` is the place to write your draft article. The default version of this file includes a showcase of Quarto formatting options used by RWDS. Quarto is a versatile document format that facilitates the creation of beautifully formatted articles, and the inclusion of RWDS stylesheets means that rendered documents using this template will be presented in the RWDS "house style".

- `references.bib` is the place to list any references -- academic papers, books, or other works relevant to your article. This document is in BibTeX format, which is a standard format for bibliographic information. By maintaining your references in this structured format, you can easily cite them within the `report.qmd` file, and they will be automatically formatted in the specified citation style when generating the article. This ensures accurate and consistent citations in your articles.

- The **images** folder is where you should store any image and figure files. In your `report.qmd`, you can insert these files using, for example, `![figure caption](images/figure.png)`.

For more information on RWDS article types and submission and review processes, see the RWDS [call for contributions](https://realworlddatascience.net/contributor-docs/call-for-contributions.html). For more information on working with Quarto, see the [official documentation](https://quarto.org).

Repository creator Finn writes [The Repo newsletter](https://dsecon.substack.com), where he curates remarkable open-source programmers and projects in data science. Check it out!