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combine several languages in a single document without any issues You can do this with RMarkdown as well, despite the name, and run notebooks in RStudio. Much
by gaius 9y ago
combine several languages in a single document without any issues
You can do this with RMarkdown as well, despite the name, and run notebooks in RStudio. Much better experience than Jupyter in a browser.
https://yihui.name/knitr/demo/engines/ https://yihui.name/knitr/demo/engines/
- tincholio 9y agoI haven't used Knitr (I do my R stuff from within Emacs, and org is a natural choice there), but it does look pretty powerful
- _Wintermute 9y agoRMarkdown is pretty useless if you're not using R. Except engine='R' (default), all chunks are executed in separate sessions, so the variables cannot be directly shared. So yes you can write a python snippet, but good luck trying to write a notebook.