The Modern Julia Workflows website offers very valuable information and I wonder how the Julia extension could offer it as well. So, I am opening this thread to discuss ideas for including information from the Modern Julia Workflow website in the Julia VSCode extension. I came up with two ways: U…

Tagging @jacobusmmsmit and @hill so that we follow the discussion

Let’s start with the walkthrough. My ideal walkthrough would: detect if juliaup is installed, otherwise install it detect if Julia is installed, otherwise install the latest version change the font family of the terminal and the editor to JuliaMono show how to run code in the terminal show how to …

I would add the suggestion to always create a new environment per project like explained here: Working with Julia projects | Julia programming notes mkdir myproject cd myproject julia --project="." ] add <the required packages> A wizard “create new project” would be nice that does this and perhaps…

I just realized that you need a Python environment with the jupyter and notebook package to export a Jupyter notebook to HTML in VSCode. [image] VSCode... export Jupyter Notebook as HTML VS Code In the past, I could export Jupyter Notebooks as HTML in the following way: …

[image] xiaoxi: Should the extension encourage the use of Quarto notebooks too? I like the idea of Quarto, but since it is developed in the R-world… I don’t want to install yet another language on my computer. I assume it is possible to run Quarto without R? I kind of like the notebook idea …

(Maybe this is just a small detour here) The problem is not running quarto without R, it’s running Quarto without Python, but there is a PR working on that, so we can have a pure-Julia run of quarto. If you do not have any live code in there, Quarto will just generate a Jupyter notebook and use pa…

Great that there will be a pure Julia version of Quarto!! I don’t know whether Quarto (the R tool) has windows based tools for inserting math, etc., or whether “raw” LaTeX code can be used. I can always use LyX to produce the math and paste the result into the markdown field (I always mess up comp…

You may be interested in writing typst (instead of latex) in Quarto notebooks using the VSCode Quarto extension .

Quarto is roughly on the same level as LaTeX – it is a processing tool. But sure, when you write .qmd files (Quarto Markdown) you basically write Markdown (which supports Math in $...$ or even offset math equations in math blocks). But this is different from user-interfaces like LyX, SW, WP and su…

Regarding the Quarto workflow when there are no code blocks to evaluate, I think it goes directly to pandoc . It only generates a Jupyter notebook from the .qmd file if the file contains a YAML line like jupyter: julia-1.10

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Brainstorm ideas for including info from the Modern Julia Workflow website in the VSCode extension

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