How does that work...? isnt emacs a terminal-based editor?

emacs has multiple display options, terminal is one of them but probably not the one most people are using

huh, ok.... most of my daily workflow still revolves around a 16-color terminal emulator, gawd I'm primitive.

mine too (git/vim/repl in terminal are how I get most of my work done)

in what way does Emacs have Chrome in it?

It can be compiled with webkit I think

https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Embedded-WebKit-Widgets.html

whoa

hmm, it'd be useful to have emacs output rendered in svg

and then to be able to modify the svg output via elisp

I used emacs' built in svg renderer years ago before chrome support ever hit

there's a keystroke to switch between the svg as code and the image

I think we're talking something slightly different

(it might have involved some kind of svg->postscript thing in the background)

I want the buffer / clojure repl / cider errors to be rendered via svg

and then to be able to modify them via elisp

aha, that is different yes

I misunderstood

now that I think about it a bit more; basically I'm asking for: a browser with elisp as scripting language + all existing elisp packages ported + perhaps never loading remote URLs to avoid code execution

I need an abbreviation for 'tensor', which takes only 2-3 chars

so far, best I have in mind is "arr" (short for array, which iks underlying rep of tensors)

I have some data and I want to visualize it various ways. Rather than code the charts myself, I'd like to just pour the data into something that can graph it. I'd kinda like a notebook thingy, but GorillaRepl doesnt seem to have a lot of love, http://zeppelin.apache.org and http://jupyter.org/ seem to treat clojure as pretty far down the checklist, https://metabase.com/ seems pretty nifty. Does anyone else have ideas (besides learning excel/libre office - which might also be good)

My dataset is very small.

wondering what neat clojurescript stuff could one do with https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Embedded-WebKit-Widgets.html maybe: tighter devcards integration? code something, see results right in emacs probably I wouldn't embed my SPA within emacs (as one needs devtools, tabs, etc), but for smaller components this could be a thing