Epiphany looks cool ! Exn does not yet support mathematical expressions and deliberately promotes editing of raw exonote text files.
It looks like under the hood you're using Webkit-like technology...
Could Epiphany embed programs like Exn does ?
It looks like under the hood you're using Webkit-like technology...
Could Epiphany embed programs like Exn does ?
but I don't run it anymore. The one on github is a rewrite and it is closer to notion.
I removed the programming part, because I feel that a notebook is not the best environment for writing code. It may be ok for ad hoc programming, but for serious coding, I want an IDE. I may create multiple files instead of mixing everything together in a single page.
It's a nice job you've done. I hope you know about the existence of Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive articles [1][2].
> I removed the programming part, because I feel that a notebook is not the best environment for writing code. ... I may create multiple files instead of mixing everything together in a single page.
Exn does not mix source code with prose as in literary programming. You can embed on an Exonote, a program (developed with an IDE) available in your current virtual environment for example ! [3]
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31261533