Building lecture notes for new class with Tufte

Complete Novice here, but am attracted to (1) Rmarkdown capabilities, including Tufte HTML, and (2) possibility of generating HTML that I can post on my class website.

Guidance on ...
a) general guide to doing this?
b) would be delighted to be able to execute JavaScript inline
c) hoping for separate web pages for separate topics

Oh, and I've got a week to finish getting it setup and a few lectures loaded!

ccp

Hi @CCPalmer ,

Quarto would seem like a good fit given

a) not dependent on a particular IDE (RStudio, VS Code, Positron, neovim) are all supported. The official documentation is very good. Just stick to what you know best given the short time you have.
b) see if Observable JS – Quarto fits what you want but you can definitively make it work with JS snippets
c) thats completely up to you how you organize the code and rendering

Here a good example A Quarto Page Layout Example that also has the tufte style.