A lot of people mentioning what is essentially R markdown files as a better approach.
In .rmd the notebook is just markdown where code segments inside triple backticks can be executed.
That sounds nice and git compatible (and it is), but you lose a lot of the convenience of Jupiter notebook, namely that output isn’t stored together with input.
The nice thing about Jupyter notebooks is you get story, code and results in a single package.
In .rmd the notebook is just markdown where code segments inside triple backticks can be executed.
That sounds nice and git compatible (and it is), but you lose a lot of the convenience of Jupiter notebook, namely that output isn’t stored together with input.
The nice thing about Jupyter notebooks is you get story, code and results in a single package.