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Run code inline in Atom using Jupyter kernels

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Re: Run code inline in Atom using Jupyter kernels

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Post by cheez »

This is really cool and I think over time, Atom is going to become really compelling once their org mode implementation or its moral equivalent gets some legs.

I've used the Jupyter emacs integration (https://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook) but in the end, I stuck with org mode.

For an example of what you can do in org mode (in emacs), here is part of a "dashboard" I created for one of my products: https://i.imgur.com/QUFbIBk.png

And an example of how I design: https://i.imgur.com/MeRYn1L.png

You can essentially use org-babel to recreate an approximation to the notebook environment which si cool

Re: Run code inline in Atom using Jupyter kernels

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Post by eivarv »

glogla wrote: post #4

Many times I wanted to switch from Sublime Text to Atom, but I always went back for some reason (slowness, not remembering open files upon restart, etc). Maybe this will make me swich for good.

FYI: Sublime Text's plugin API has recently (v. 3118) been updated with some cool new features relating to inline minihtml, which makes something like this more feasible.

While it doesn't currently exist, someone might implement something like this for Sublime Text in the future.

Re: Run code inline in Atom using Jupyter kernels

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Post by pjmlp »

> Hydrogen was inspired by Bret Victor's ideas about the power of instantaneous feedback and the design of Light Table.

Good work.

Although Bret Victor deserves lots of appreciation for his work, most of his ideas are actually how Xerox PARC workstations and Lisp Machines used to enable developers to program more productively.

So if anything the best part of his work is making young generations aware of what the industry lost when those systems failed to gain wide market acceptance.

Re: Run code inline in Atom using Jupyter kernels

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Post by jbrooksuk »

eivarv wrote: post #6
glogla wrote: post #4

Many times I wanted to switch from Sublime Text to Atom, but I always went back for some reason (slowness, not remembering open files upon restart, etc). Maybe this will make me swich for good.

FYI: Sublime Text's plugin API has recently (v. 3118) been updated with some cool new features relating to inline minihtml, which makes something like this more feasible. While it doesn't currently exist, someone might implement something like this for Sublime Text in the future.

Also, Sublime now has a Phantoms API which lets you insert content after (or blocked) the line.

Re: Run code inline in Atom using Jupyter kernels

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Post by eivarv »

jbrooksuk wrote: post #8
eivarv wrote: post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

FYI: Sublime Text's plugin API has recently (v. 3118) been updated with some cool new features relating to inline minihtml, which makes something like this more feasible. While it doesn't currently exist, someone might implement something like this for Sublime Text in the future.

Also, Sublime now has a Phantoms API which lets you insert content after (or blocked) the line.

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
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