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Json enables you to chuck the notebook to any browser client anywhere on the net. Org-mode is great, but you still have to install emacs.
by kortex 8y ago
Json enables you to chuck the notebook to any browser client anywhere on the net.
Org-mode is great, but you still have to install emacs.
- taeric 8y agoEmacs is, amusingly, a lighter client than most browsers nowadays. On point, a browser can not remember ifa notebook. Just parse the json. It can also parse text/plain. So, could show the org document without styling. The org document is actually readable. Json... Not so much. To see the notebook, you have to have a Jupyter setup somewhere. Edit: For example, see https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taeric/taeric.github.io/master/ChangeForDollar.org https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taeric/taeric.github.io/ma... which is the source for http://taeric.github.io/ChangeForDollar.html http://taeric.github.io/ChangeForDollar.html Not styled, and that is a short document, so probably woudn't be that tough to read in a json document, but I'm glad I don't have to.
- PurpleRamen 8y agoHow is a notebook without proper software to handle it in any way more useful then other structured plaintext-file? Yes, JSON can be prettyprinted in a browser, but what then? It's still a useless mess you can't work with.