Large piece of writing.
Several chapters, cross-references, figures, tables, citations and bibliography.
Iterations of writing and editing, with supervisor’s input.
Quarto is a “publishing system”.
Quarto renders one or more Quarto files (.qmd) into a document.
Quarto uses pandoc to output different formats: HTML, PDF, ebooks, presentations… and even MS Word!
Quarto can also create full websites and books!
You will learn how to write a dissertation using Quarto Books.
Follow DEMO.
Self-study
You can go through the Tutorial: Authoring for a brief introduction to writing documents with Quarto.
Check out the Books documentation to learn how to create and edit Quarto Books.
You can format text using Markdown. Markdown is a “mark-up” language, like HTML and LaTeX.
It is designed to be simple but very efficient and extensible.
Follow DEMO.
Self-study
Markdown Tutorial to learn markdown interactively in your browser.
Markdown Basics from the Quarto documentation. The “Authoring” pages of the Quarto documentation covers all your writing needs.
You need a LaTeX distribution.
Install with quarto install tinytex in the “Terminal” in VS Code.
Follow DEMO.
You list your entries in a .bib file (it uses BibTeX syntax) and refer to the entries by their id in your text.
You can automatically add entries to the .bib file from Zotero if you use Visual Editor.
Follow DEMO.
Self-study
Quarto is a publishing system based on Markdown.
You can render Quarto files into many formants thanks to pandoc: HTML, PDF, MS Word are just a few.
Quarto supports scholarly writing: figures, tables, cross-references and citations.
You can write dissertation/theses using a Quarto Book project.
Check out the Quarto website for more information and documentation.