Lots of similarities between Jupyter and Matlab. Jupyter is open source (jupyter.org) and is great for exploratory data analysis and integrating documentation/thought process with markdown. We are helping link that environment into your other notes, and keep track of reproducibility as you create a document or article.
Our document format/schema is open source, basically opinionated HTML, and the ability to translate between latex/markdown etc. (see https://curvenote.dev/editor for a demo of the editor, the schema is linked there as well).
Thanks - this is the tool I wanted doing research, that could help me out from group meeting notes all the way to the manuscripts, grants and papers I was writing.
Our document format/schema is open source, basically opinionated HTML, and the ability to translate between latex/markdown etc. (see https://curvenote.dev/editor for a demo of the editor, the schema is linked there as well).
Thanks - this is the tool I wanted doing research, that could help me out from group meeting notes all the way to the manuscripts, grants and papers I was writing.