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gpoore
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About gpoore
https://github.com/gpoore
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Comment #38628709
I've created Codebraid ( https://codebraid.org/ ) for writing in Markdown. It makes inline code and code blocks executable, and includes support for Jupyter kernels. It uses Pandoc…
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Comment #34442134
I actually released my extension around the same time that the Quarto extension came out. Quarto is great for documents running R code or needing some of Quarto's advanced document…
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Comment #34440521
Yes, I'm adding support for arbitrary text-based formats, including LaTeX. So it will be possible to write LaTeX and see a live HMTL preview generated by Pandoc. In principle, it s…
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Comment #34439932
I've been frustrated by Markdown previews not supporting Pandoc features, so I created a Pandoc-based Markdown preview for VS Code [1]. The preview supports all Pandoc extensions t…
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Comment #31346170
I've created a VS Code extension that provides a live Pandoc preview with scroll sync and support for executing code: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gpoore.c..…
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Show HN: Codebraid Preview for VS Code: Pandoc Preview with Jupyter Kernels
I've been frustrated by markdown previews that don't support all the features of Pandoc Markdown, so I created a VS Code extension that uses Pandoc itself to create the preview. Th…
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Show HN: Codebraid Preview for VS Code: Pandoc Preview with Jupyter Kernels
I've been frustrated by markdown previews that don't support all the features of Pandoc Markdown, so I created a VS Code extension that uses Pandoc itself to create the preview. Th…
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Comment #26019063
For the Python in markdown case, you might be interested in one of my projects that allows executable Python code (including optional Jupyter kernel support) in Pandoc markdown: ht…
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Comment #20195132
Check out matplotlib's PGF backend: https://matplotlib.org/users/pgf.html
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Comment #20032053
I've created https://github.com/gpoore/codebraid for running Python in Pandoc Markdown. It's written in Python and focused on executing Python code, though it also supports Julia, …
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Comment #19271664
Yes, that's one way to describe what I'm hoping to do with this. The focus right now is on markdown, but since Pandoc supports so many input formats, it should be easy to add suppo…
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Comment #17368761
I suspect the speed issues are more a result of implementation details than of being in Python. Last year, I created a config language for my own use that supports some syntax very…
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