Applying biplotEZ

A Quarto website showcasing how the biplotEZ R package is applied to interesting data sets, aimed at readers with no biplot background. Run within MuViSU, funded by NiTheCS.

Structure

Path	Purpose
_quarto.yml	Site configuration and navbar (About, Applications, Who we are)
index.qmd	Landing page: wordmark and Learn more button
about.qmd	About page
applications.qmd	Listing page that collects every post in applications/
applications/<post>/index.qmd	One application per folder
applications/_template/index.qmd	Copy this to start a new post (it is a draft, so it is not published)
who-we-are.qmd	MuViSU and the team
theme.scss, styles.css	Look and feel, colours from the logo

Adding an application

1. Copy applications/_template to applications/<short-name>.
2. Edit index.qmd: set the title, description, author, date and categories in the YAML header, and remove draft: true.
3. Write the post. Keep the R code in chunks; it is folded by default.
4. Preview with quarto preview and render with quarto render.

Requirements

• Quarto 1.4 or later
• R with the knitr, rmarkdown and ggplot2 packages
• The development version of biplotEZ from GitHub: remotes::install_github("MuViSU/biplotEZ")

Rendering

quarto render

The site is written to docs/, which GitHub Pages serves from the main branch. Commit and push docs/ after rendering to publish changes. Rendered R output is cached in _freeze/, so posts only re-execute when their source changes.