So far we have been introducing the usage of knitr with short examples for the sake of simplicity. In this chapter we use some concrete and complete examples to show how knitr works with real applications; we do not explain every single detail of these applications, and we only point out the critical parts in them.
For homework applications, R Markdown might be the preferred document format to work with due to its simplicity, and homework is usually not targeted at publication. As mentioned before, RPubs (http://rpubs.com) is a platform for sharing (HTML) reports generated from RStudio by knitr. There are many homework submissions, too.
Since a homework report is relatively simple, we may not need too many ...
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