Marc Wouts

Hello @gnestor , thanks for your feedback. Well I just started learning Javascript (the language used for coding JupyterLab extensions), so I think it would not be reasonable for me...

Great! I'll be happy to follow. Actually, maybe there could be a simple implementation for this - when we observe that one document is saved, we automatically refresh the views...

Well done! Thanks @nathancarter for sharing this. Recently I've been thinking if and how Jupytext should execute the notebook. Your use case is interesting... Maybe you would you like Jupytext...

Hi @nathancarter , that's great, thanks again for sharing! I am not aware of any other alternative for Markdown notebooks (other than RStudio - did you gave a try to...

Hello @tribbloid , thanks for discussing this. This is an interesting point. I have seen one tentative in this direction in the [notedown](https://github.com/aaren/notedown) project, but I have not tried it...

Hello @goerz, I agree that the user may not want to lose the outputs when he just edits the inputs - just like in Jupyter. Adding outputs to the text...

@tribbloid , I am considering including outputs in the Markdown format. Do you want to have a look at #220 ? Thanks

Hi everyone, thanks for including me in the conversation! I am just discovering many of the subjects mentioned above, yet I'd be happy to help, and I am personally interested...

Hello @MSeal , I am Marc, the main author of Jupytext, and I landed here following @hoangthienan95 's links. I like the idea of using `papermill` for executing and parametrizing...

Hi @betatim , indeed, that seems to be the right way to do it... No extra dependency on either side... I like this, and will give it a try when...