On: Leo Editor

[grok2]

Didn't know about Babel, but yes, that's about what LEO offers too.

[hsitz → grok2]

AFAIK LEO is limited to Python. Orgmode supports, I believe, 50+ different languages: https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/babel/languages.html

[PurpleRamen → hsitz]

When you speak about executing code, then yes, out of the box it's limited to python. But literate programming is not executing code, but templating text and generating output-files. Leo can do this with any language, and has syntax-support for the most important ones out of the box. Additionally it's realtive simple to extend the executing-support for any language you want. Leo is quite extendable in python.

[hsitz → PurpleRamen]

Orgmode has support for both executing code and for literate programming -- incl. of course tangling and weaving -- in many, many languages.

[BeetleB → hsitz]

I haven't tried it, but I believe it's easy/moderate to modify Leo to support other languages. It just supports Python out of the box.

Someone just has to come along and have a need for it.

Apparently one can use Leo like the Jupyter notebook, and indeed Leo can interface with Jupyter notebooks. I never tried that aspect of it, though.