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Using blogdown with an existing Hugo site

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(This article was first published on R on Locke Data Blog, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)

If you decide you want to use R in your existing Hugo blog, it’s really easy to convert over. There’s a single command you need to know from blogdown and the rest is working out your deployment process. To create content, use the blogdown Rstudio add-in to quickly get started. This niftily reads all tags and categories from past posts to help you get going. You can then write Rmarkdown as usual.

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