Marc Wouts

Great news @lukelbd ! Well, could you tell us a bit more? Maybe you have an example that you could share? Especially I'd be curious to know how you structure...

Thank you @matthew-brett ! Very kind of you. Are you using Jupyter Notebook, or JupyterLab ? In the former you could use the [python-markdown](https://jupyter-contrib-nbextensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest/nbextensions/python-markdown/readme.html) extension, and write ```python msg =...

@matthew-brett , did you give a try to one of the above? Which is your favorite?

Hi @matthew-brett , well sure, we could think of translating `py a` in R Markdown files to `{{a}}` in Python Jupyter notebooks, and back. I'll think about that - it...

Haha... Sure! Then, if you don't mind maybe I'd prefer to close this thread for now, and anyone interested can either reopen of create a new follow-up. Is that ok...

I see - indeed I like your question, so let's keep this open and see what we can do on the long term. Also, I was thinking, we've discussed R...

The second and third links provided by Doug at [#61](https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext/issues/61#issuecomment-419712555) provide examples of code blocks with cell metadata. The first and fourth link point to ORG to Notebook converters, writen...

No problem! @dsblank , we'll try to make your friends happy :smile: Could you ask them to write a sample org file with text, code, a header, and a few...

Hello @srnnkls, thanks for reaching out! Well, I am afraid that we've not made big progresses here... As you saw above, one can use [ox-ipynb](https://github.com/jkitchin/ox-ipynb), by @jkitchin, to convert org-mode...

Oh, that's interesting! What we could do, then, is to use `ox-ipynb` on one side, and `pandoc` on the other side, plug this into Jupytext's collection of test notebooks, and...