In fact, while I am preparing some presentation on NumPy/SciPy, I dream of an application which mixes mindmap and markdown with the following functions

first of all

1.1 it can run on my local computer, for me, which is a Windows one. I am not willing to write a presentation on any smartphone/pad

1.2 it can run without needing to register a user

The markdown side

it seems that Sweave or knitr for RStudio support the function in markdown side

2.1 feature is supplied by markdown-preview-enhanced or typora

2.1.1 markdown with at least syntax highlighting, math(for example, MathJax), flowchart

2.1.2 the title # title can be auto-numbered, for example

# title 1
## sub title 1
## sub title 2
# title 2

is rendered as something like

# 1. title 1
## 1.1 sub title 1
## 1.2 sub title 2
# 2. title 2

2.1.3 the markdown can be exported to pdf, docx, etc. A solution via huge Latex bundle is a bad one.

2.2 extra features

2.2.1 embed picture, pandas dataframe like Jupyter does.

2.2.2 embed programming, for me Python is used here, output/varaibles like codebraid does

the mindmap side

3.1 markdown is translated into mindmap. As a result, we can read the chapters/heading clearly while markdown's heading is rendered as the node of mindmap. Yes, atom-markdown-mindmap does so.

3.2 math formula is supported in the node. Well, https://github.com/dundalek/atom-markdown-mindmap/issues/35 has mentioned it.

3.3 non-heading parts between 2 sub-heading in markdown is treated as the comment of the node, like mindmup's Note does.

3.4 in mindmap, we can drag the node as https://github.com/dundalek/atom-markdown-mindmap/issues/51 said. As a result, the heading and its sub-contents in markdown are re-arranged.

3.5 we can edit in both markdown and mindmap

dundalek / markmap

[feature request?] appliction/extension mixes mindmap and markdown #35

first of all

The markdown side

the mindmap side

alike app

atom-markdown-mindmap

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