Open Symbolics opened 2 years ago
For the first question see my project metys. Its like knitr but can run multiple jupyter kernels. I have not used it for while so beware.
Thanks. If you like, I'll leave this open for now and update when I settle on a solution for preparing statistical analysis docs. I like the TeX/LaTeX approach in metys, but worry a bit about it's lack of usage anywhere. At least with knitr, there's no shortage of resources for help.
metys isn't really LaTeX specific. You can use it on top of any plain text document like MarkDown.
CLJ has solved one of the biggest problems in reproducible research with the notebooks, and I think anyone working in the small intersection of data analysis and common lisp is grateful, so let me say thank you.
The one area I still struggle with is document generation. Something like R Markdown. Ironically, R Markdown (well, knitr) supports quite a few other languages, including Python and Julia, but sadly not Common Lisp.
I thought I'd open this issue here because of all the projects I'm aware of in the common lisp ecosystem, this seems closest to embedding lisp as an 'engine' in a foreign language system, and rather close in terms of function too.
So, I have been wondering: