在R markdown中创建演示文稿是否合理（演示者PC上没有互联网连接）

Question

I'm going to prepare a presentation that will contain a graphs and tables that are output of the R! and Python scripts.

Thus, although R-Markdown in many cases do not provide so visually appealing output as Prezi , it has other advantages such as being an Open Source and allowing me to export the results (to HTML) without paying. I would like to prepare my presentation in R-Markdown with slidy or slidyfy .

However my concern is that on the presentation laptop I will not have a R!, RStudio and a web-browser will be probably not the latest one. Laptop will probably not have access to the Internet.

Is it 'safe' to prepare a presentation in .Rmd in such case? Will I have any problem with generated HTML? Will it be possible to export (properly) any .Rmd to PDF as well

Answer 1

Not an answer but a more a thing to think, You could bring with you a USB key with a portable browser of your need (on which you try).

I don't know much about .Rmd but with a short search, it seems you can embeded html dependencies with your presentation and be autonomous without internet :

html_dependency_jquery()

html_dependency_bootstrap(theme)

html_dependency_jqueryui()

html_dependency_tocify()

html_dependency_font_awesome()

html_dependency_ionicons()