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Get Started

Install Quarto, then check out the tutorials to learn the basics.

Step 1

Install Quarto

_ Find your operating system in the table below

Highlights

Quarto 1.7 includes the following new features:

  • Improvements to dark mode:

    • Dark Brand: Light and dark brands can be specified for a document or project, enabling dark mode via brand.yml.
    • renderings: Plots and tables can have light and dark renderings.
    • respect-user-color-scheme: If enabled, this option detects the user’s operating system / browser preference for whether to show the page in light or dark mode.
  • New version shortcode to insert the version of Quarto used to build your document:

    Rendered with Quarto {{< version >}}

    Rendered with Quarto 1.8.0

  • Improvements to the julia engine:

    • juliaup integration: Use specific versions of Julia in your notebooks.
    • R and Python support: Include {r} and {python} executable code cells via the RCall and PythonCall packages.
    • Caching: Save time rendering long-running notebooks by caching results.
    • Revise.jl integration: Automatically update function definitions in Julia sessions.
  • Typst updated to 0.13.0

  • Pandoc updated to 3.6.3

Release Notes

Step 2

Choose your tool
and get started

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Tutorial: Hello, Quarto

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