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I'm writing a blog post on making high-quality reports with Quarto and Typst like the ones we recently made for the Johns Hopkins University International Vaccine Access Center. Anything in particular you want to know about how we make reports like these? #rstats

27/10/25, 5:24 pm7 reposts59 likes

Mitch Henderson

@mitchhenderson.bsky.social

28 Oct 2025

This blog post is going to do numbers 📈

Matt Cowgill

@mattcowgill.bsky.social

5 Nov 2025

What is the workflow for getting comments and edits from the client? That’s what keeps me and many from going all-Quarto (until {redoc} is revived)

David Keyes

@dgkeyes.com

5 Nov 2025

Oh man, wish I had a solution for that problem. In this case, we were actually just implementing the template that the client provided in Canva so there was very little back and forth.

magdalena bennett

@maibennett.com

27 Oct 2025

I think one of the most useful thing is to learn how to personalize a typst template! 😬

David Keyes

@dgkeyes.com

28 Oct 2025

Yes, that's exactly what the blog post I'm writing is covering! Have you created a Typst template yourself?

magdalena bennett

@maibennett.com

28 Oct 2025

No, only adapted one that I liked (LaPreprint 💕), but I found the customization not very straightforward. So if the post covers that, it’s fantastic!

It does!

LaPreprint author here. Made me happy to hear you l like it! I’ve been working on a follow-up, LePub, in Typst, Quarto and MyST, that should make customisation much easier! Very much a work in progress though: lapreprint.github.io/LePub/

lapreprint.github.ioLePub

kobenhavn-kbh.bsky.social

@kobenhavn-kbh.bsky.social

27 Oct 2025

Can’t wait to see the post

Umair Durrani

@transport-talk.bsky.social

27 Oct 2025

I'd like to know how you create custom title pages with author info., image(s), title, etc. Looking forward to the post.