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Googles hterm also supports the iTerm2 protocol. Can be good for embedding a terminal in a slideshow presentation. If your language has a REPL with appropriate
by themk 5y ago
Googles hterm also supports the iTerm2 protocol. Can be good for embedding a terminal in a slideshow presentation.
If your language has a REPL with appropriate control over the display of objects you can get a pretty great experience. I used it to get familiar with Haskell's diagrams and JuicyPixel libraries and it was great[0].
[0] https://hackage.haskell.org/packages/search?terms=iterm-show https://hackage.haskell.org/packages/search?terms=iterm-show
- kzrdude 5y agoYes, I'm looking for something that can display plots like a jupyter notebook could so the low resolution solutions don't really cut it. Maybe it's good as a fallback, though..
- themk 5y agoThis is using the iTerm2 protocol from the REPL. So it's high resolution. For example all the plots in this Haskell tutorial [0] can be plotted in your terminal from the REPL while you are developing and the appear as they do in the PDF. [0] https://lancelet.github.io/space-workshop/notes.pdf https://lancelet.github.io/space-workshop/notes.pdf