This is my first post on OSX 10.10 (nick name: Yosemite). Yep I always late…

As I did mostly, I blog using RMarkdown. It allows you to manipulate your source file in to a structured text and convert it to almost any formats: odt, docx, pdf, html, etc.

Basically you can make any docs containing:

• outline
• bullets and numbering
• basics formatting:
  • make it bold = bold,
  • or italic = italic,
  • even make an superscript symbol = ^superscript and off course subscript subscript ,
  • strikethrough
  • write equations: $ Q = CA(dh/dl) $
  • insert a link: DasaptaErwinBlog
  • insert a figure: 
  • insert a quote or lines of code: quote from Einstein
  • insert a table:

- make a chart out of it

Name <- c('Rex', 'Mankind', 'Me', 'Wife', 'Radit', 'Bila')
Age <- c(65, 0.1, 39, 35, 8, 4)
df <- data.frame(Name, Age)
plot(df, main="Age comparison", xlab="Species", ylab="Age (mya)")

• and a whole lot more

Another good thing is you can built the entire doc in plain text (ASCII). So it’s:

• light weight: in kb
• connected to any word-processor:
  • Libreoffice
  • MS office
• or text-editor:
  • notepad
  • wordpad
• virus-free