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Extend Jupytext to C# and F#
See original GitHub issueC#, F# and Powershell Jupyter notebooks were announced in this post from the .NET blog. A preview of Powershell notebooks was then provided by @TylerLeonhardt in this post.
In november 2019 (Jupytext 1.3) we extended Jupytext to Powershell. Now I’d be curious to extend Jupytext to C# and F#, and then experiment with
a) turning documentation repositories like e.g. PowerShell-Docs or C#-Docs into live interactive Jupyter notebooks with MyBinder
b) editing/running the .ipynb notebook through a paired script in Visual Studio Code.
The repository dotnet/interactive seems to be a great ressource to start with. There, one can find
- an interactive binder service, see NotebooksOnBinder (followed by instructions on how to install the dotnet framework locally)
- as well as example notebooks in the three languages.
This thread may also be of interest to @dfinke who authored PowerShellNotebook, a collection of scripts that can convert notebooks to scripts, and text to notebooks.
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I like storing it as markdown because I can use them as instructions on a repo and then the markdown can be re-purposed as an interactive notebook. Need to setup my env, I’ve only been running the notebooks in Azure Data Studio and the dotnet/interactive part with mybinder.
This is good stuff.
Thanks, it is. Very interesting.