What's New in Quarto?*
summary
Quarto is at 1.3 with a publicly available pre-release for 1.4; new, concrete features include an embed shortcode from notebooks now and QMD in 1.4 that pulls a labeled cell’s rendered output into another document, richer cross‑reference divs and user‑defined reference types, and inline execution syntax for Jupyter (Python/Julia) to evaluate expressions inline. Other additions: file name headers and line annotations for code blocks, quarto create for starter projects, profile-based config merging, VS Code visual editor and completions, a JupyterLab extension, plus upcoming manuscript projects and Typst support.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Quarto Versions
- 2:14Embed Short Code
- 3:52Cross References
- 5:59Inline Execution
- 7:01Context
- 8:29Create
- 9:39Project Profiles
- 13:57other features
- 15:08QA
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