A quarto-based static website used as a central place to hold guidance, helpful links and code examples for analysts working in DfE. The source repository is hosted in GitHub and deployed via GitHub pages.
The guidance website is deployed to https://dfe-analytical-services.github.io/analysts-guide/.
Basic knowledge of Quarto and markdown
Understanding of Quarto websites
Each page of the site is a single quarto document, with index.qmd as the homepage. When the project is opened locally in RStudio you will be able to preview the website by typing the command quarto preview
into the terminal or using quarto::quarto_preview()
in the R console.
There are currently no automated tests on this project.
RAP Hexagons - https://app.diagrams.net/#G1usTSACWv_gRBgibnKRK52ksOksF303Dv
RAP Badges - https://app.diagrams.net/#G1uSCknFwmzhy-YHZTGmkuqoMM_zDH2yC0
Create release - https://app.diagrams.net/#G1NcVNEtMtNO--2NtV6RPxceiRv3fDGQ7y
PRA - https://app.diagrams.net/#G1x1VLZghqCCnmDWHqgjpdU6fSSehms4FL
ADA diagram - https://app.diagrams.net/?libs=general;flowchart#G1oL9XauLLcVVbF5O_qzZhtcqQbPW9myJk
If you're interested in contributing to this project, have a read of the contributing guidelines.
For ease of record keeping and slight nostalgia, past iterations of the site prior to the move to this repo in October 2023 have been listed below:
July 2023, Statisticians Guide, Quarto site used until name change, available on GitHub
April 2023, Quarto prototype
Feb 2023, Ruby prototype
March 2021, Stats Production Guidance - RMarkdown website, public facing clone on GitHub
March 2020, Stats Production Guidance - RMarkdown website, code available on Azure DevOps - internal to DfE
March 2020, RAP bookdown site, code available on Azure DevOps - internal to DfE
Before this it was a bunch of loose Word documents.
statistics.development@education.gov.uk.