HN is currently commenting on one attempt to increase sharing of
notebook-oriented programming:
"Show HN: A tool to convert Jupyter notebooks to beautiful blogs"
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20515880
Neil Van Dyke wrote on 6/26/19 2:31 AM:
Arie Schlesinger wrote on 6/26/19 1:55 AM:
Are there racket notebooks like jupyter or swish for prolog ?
There's work on an IPython/Jupyter kernel for Racket, but I'd also
like to encourage someone to follow through on also adding a
(separate) good notebook mode to DrRacket, as discussed in this thread
from December:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/racket-users/MsAh2aBU5Sw
A notebook mode is potentially a mostly-fun thing to implement, and
opens up a new way of using Racket. (Imagine, for example, using a
notebook mode to explore what can be done with some language features
or in some domain, and then rapidly cleaning it up and fleshing out
the Markdown/Scribble bits, to turn it into a blog post and shareable
notebook. This isn't especially new, but the conveniences of a
notebook mode could make a big difference in what you do, whether and
how you share it, and whether people see and play with it.)
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