mailing-list for TeXmacs Users

[Massimiliano Gubinelli <address@hidden>]

Dear all,
 I’m working on a Jupyter plugin for TeXmacs, this will allow to leverage the 
work of the large Jupyter community (www.jupyter.org) and have feature rich 
interactive sessions with Python, R, Scala, Haskell, Julia, etc… without the 
need to maintain each separate plugins ourselves. My initial attempt is here:

https://github.com/mgubi/tm_jupyter

It is still not ready for production, but it works if you know how to install 
it (I will not tell you, so that only experienced users can complain :))

For the moment I will not integrate it in  TeXmacs codebade, but I accept 
contributions on the git repo. Many things are missing: images, history, 
completions, specification of the kernel to use,… 

But all those features seems feasible and the idea would  be at least to 
match the behavior of Jupyter’s own notebooks, so that TeXmacs can be an 
alternative frontend for the Jupyter ecosystem.


Best
Massimiliano