Add article on collaborating with non-programmers

[nacnudus]

• Collaborative document editing with redoc or maybe markdrive.
• Publishing analysis as HTML vignettes
• Publishing analysis as HTML govdown
• officedown
• make spreadsheets with writexl openxlsx

[matt-dray]

Worth mentioning R Markdown to Word, which is the step before getting fancy with officedown.

[matt-dray]

Security of these files is probably part of this conversation, right?

How can you ensure sensitive information is safe during the transfer of a draft from you to your non-programmer pals? For example: secure email, secure shared drives, web-based secure file transfer, and solutions like password-protected HTML with encryptedRmd.

[alexander-newton]

We used the old copy and paste from an R markdown document for a section of our recent report. Also quite funny as we can't download image files from R studio - it always marks them as a virus. So we have to save them as .txt and convert them once they're downloaded - very much school memories there. I think a really useful workstream would be getting templates from Word research documents transferred to markdown.

[nacnudus]

templates from Word research documents transferred to markdown

@alexander-newton that might be easier than it sounds https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/articles_docx.html