Rather than use a single Rmd switched to the page bundler

BayesianBabe.Rproj

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 RnwWeave: Sweave
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config/_default/menus.toml

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   url = "tidyblocks"
   weight = 20
 
-[[main]]
-  name = "Tutorials"
-  url = "tutorials"
-  weight = 30
+# [[main]]
+#  name = "Tutorials"
+#  url = "tutorials"
+#  weight = 30
 
 [[main]]
   name = "Publications"

content/TidyBlocks/index.md

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content/post/2019-06-12-my-first-week-at-rstudio.Rmd → content/post/2019-06-12-my-first-week-at-rstudio/index.Rmd

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 title: My First Week at RStudio
 author: Maya Gans
 date: '2019-06-12'
-slug: my-first-week-at-rstudio
+slug: []
 categories:
   - TidyBlocks
 tags:
   - TidyBlocks
   - JavaScript
+  - Blockly
+  - Academic
 subtitle: ''
 summary: ''
 authors: []
-lastmod: '2019-06-12T12:18:41-06:00'
+lastmod: '2019-06-12T12:35:18-06:00'
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-title: "My First Week at RStudio"
-author: "Maya Gans"
-date: '2019-06-12'
-categories: TidyBlocks
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-image:
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-lastmod: '2019-06-12T12:00:59-06:00'
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-slug: my-first-week-at-rstudio
-subtitle: ''
-summary: ''
-tags:
-- JavaScript
-- TidyBlocks
-authors: []
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-
 This past week was my first as an intern at RStudio where I’m designing a prototype for a visual programming language: a block-based version of the Tidyverse. Prior to my official start date with R Studio, I spent my summer familiarizing myself with JavaScript and design considerations when building a user interface.
 
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@@ -61,4 +42,4 @@ Just addressing my frustrations with Greg (and perhaps the new eyes of a fresh d
 
 But here’s the cliff hanger – I had to add the dataframe to the filter block to have it work, realizing an important gap I need to address next week: HOW do blocks talk to one another? Can I relay a mental model of where blockly global variables live and how to access them?
 
-On a project in a field where there’s always more to do and more to learn, I ended the week feeling like a rock star that I had two blocks instead of one within an environment where the code can be displayed, and I overcame my first code writing block. It would have been easy to end the week thinking about the big picture and how much I need to do in the allotted time frame of the internship but instead I went into the weekend excited to take on my next challenge!
+On a project in a field where there’s always more to do and more to learn, I ended the week feeling like a rock star that I had two blocks instead of one within an environment where the code can be displayed, and I overcame my first code writing block. It would have been easy to end the week thinking about the big picture and how much I need to do in the allotted time frame of the internship but instead I went into the weekend excited to take on my next challenge!

content/post/2019-06-12-my-first-week-at-rstudio.html → content/post/2019-06-12-my-first-week-at-rstudio/index.html

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 title: My First Week at RStudio
 author: Maya Gans
 date: '2019-06-12'
-slug: my-first-week-at-rstudio
+slug: []
 categories:
   - TidyBlocks
 tags:
   - TidyBlocks
   - JavaScript
+  - Blockly
+  - Academic
 subtitle: ''
 summary: ''
 authors: []
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+lastmod: '2019-06-12T12:35:18-06:00'
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