> As an aside, I was interested to know if there are LP tools for shell scripting.
jupyter + xon.sh kernel almost can do it too.
Well notebooks aren't exactly to explain programs but to experience with them, no weave or tangle, you can only execute them if your cells are in top-down order.
Anyhow, being able to save the experimentation fragments can lead to better documentation compared to when you experiment in a different terminal.
jupyter + xon.sh kernel almost can do it too.
Well notebooks aren't exactly to explain programs but to experience with them, no weave or tangle, you can only execute them if your cells are in top-down order.
Anyhow, being able to save the experimentation fragments can lead to better documentation compared to when you experiment in a different terminal.