Emi Tanaka

```r start_design() %>% set_trts(treat = c("A", "B", "C")) %>% set_units(unit = 12) %>% allocate_trts(treat ~ unit) %>% randomise_trts() %> % set_rcrds(response = unit) %>% expect_rcrds(response = to_be_numeric(with_value(between = c(0, 100)))...

`fill_rcrds` = literally just fill records based on `expect_rcrds` (with some simple choice of distribution). if not specified then just sample from standard normal. The idea is to just have...

maybe `suggest_analysis` or `suggest_model`. Has to be after design is served.

`design_model` or `default_model` or `baseline_model`, and add warning. Credit: DAF team!

Thanks! I'm going to tackle medical experiments more next year but will keep this in mind!

Note: this took 1 hour for the specs shown below so it's unacceptably long for those with older computers. 

Excellent suggestion re: css grid! I was thinking of it but don't use it myself so need to work on it. Contributions welcome :)

Ah thanks fo that @rpodcast. Good to know decktape almost works. I found a fix with css to get the print on google chrome right which I'll add to `ninjutsu.css`...

Sounds fun! I would love to feature some creative use of functions in `remark.js` + `knitr` in `xaringan` (e.g examples of `{{content}}` use and [ggplot tutorial slides](https://gist.github.com/emitanaka/99c5673ddc8f9103dd3c8fec05ab15ea)). I would love...

YAY! Thanks to @tcgriffith for inspiration to get started :D My sketchy ideas: - blogdown featuring screenshots and codes/css for different themes with tags (much like [overleaf setup](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/tagged/academic-journal)). To facilitate...