C Notebook

Huge caveat: I'm not a C programmer. I mostly use Rust & Python. So I only sampled this app. But I was very impressed. Python has a large computational notebook culture. Largely centered around Jupyter notebooks and inspired by Mathematica notebooks. Rust has a compiled, explicit writing style and has extensions to allow interpreted execution so it can be used in the Jupyter ecosystem. But I much prefer the style that the authors have gone for here. Literate coding in a system centered around the language. It's also been a joy to use in AVP -- whereas most programmers (self included) are still working on our laptop/desktop and just projecting screens into AVP space, but longing for a more native environment. TLDR: this is a very promising and seemingly quite polished experience for both literate programming and code exploration. I cannot give an in depth review as I'm not a C programmer, but this should be a reference for anyone building out programming abilities in the AVP. (And strong integration of notes, in some fashion as well as code chunk exploration should both be norms, IMHO.)