tenno

That way it would display a normal markdown code (aside from the 'r') in editors that don't support Tenno syntax?

So while Tenno may be cool, what's even more important is that the world settle in on a syntax that can embed calculations into markdown.

The latter also means tenno in Japanese and has some relation to sky (or the forbidden city in Peking) The radical 王 you refer to does not mean emperor, but king by itself.

Btw, I live near Tenno lake in Trentino and It's always nice to see local folks sharing their projects, keep it up!

I'd have to look more into it, one thing for sure is that Tenno does not try to be something like Jupyter.

Thank you for sharing Tenno with the HN community!

You can also quickly create equations with sliders for variables to satisfy similar needs as Tenno but I haven't tried charting with it yet.

The two are different enough that you can add some sort of context to your search terms, like searching for "tenno markdown".

As the developers of Tenno did you consider using some format like back-ticks based (r ``` or r `) where an "r" in front would mean "run" this code, instead of simply display it?

(( Tenno is also a Japanese word usually translated as "emperor".

Tenno is the name of the faction in the video game Warframe the player characters are comprised of.

I am sure it has a lot of features that can inspire Tenno, I'll look more into it.

Tenno looks fantastic, there are a lot of great ideas in there.