Org Babel with emacs jupyter if desired. https://youtube.com/watch?v=dljNabciEGg https://github.com/nnicandro/emacs-jupyter#org-mode-source-b...

I have tried it. It works. But there is too much syntax surrounding code blocks that is annoying. And I need to enable inline Math display and inline image display to get a seamless interface.

It is emacs, it is easy to eliminate the boiler-plate e.g., by using global/per file/per org sub tree defaults, templates.

Jupyter markdown blocks can parse LaTeX math and image embeddings. Pretty sure that's out of the box.

I usually go the other route: instead of trying to get Jupyter notebooks to behave like my favorite editor, I try to get my favorite editor to behave like a Jupyter notebook. In vscode, the python extension can convert back and forth between python files and Jupyter notes books, and can run python files like Jupyter notebooks (with cells).

Do you know of any service offering hosted VSCode? The problem happens when my data is too large for my computer. In such cases it is much easier to use hosted Jupyter than run Python code on a server.

Have you tried remote development with VSCode? IT works really well! https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh

I did try this, but it kind of did not work well for me. Since it requires a continuous ssh connection, and my connection kept dropping, the experience was not great. But maybe that was my internet. Need to give it a second attempt.

+1. Once you get it up and running it works so seamlessly.

Take a look at Visual Studio Codespaces: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/services/visual-studio-co... Despite the name, it's hosted VSCode, not Visual Studio.

Have you tried to see if the shortcuts work on the Jupyter Labs version of the notebooks?

They interfere with the browser shortcuts, like Ctrl-N. Besides, still no auctex or similar.

I was literally thinking of making a custom chromium browser with my own shortcuts to solve this problem.