Thanks, this is cool! I've never used emacs, but if you think there's a place for it in the docs, you're welcome to suggest an improvement to the docs. E.g. under Using Jupyter, there's a page for several different Jupyter frontends. If you'd like to write some short text of using with emacs, you're welcome to.

You could probably just add a paragraph with a short description of what org mode is, and link to your blog post for more information. If you don't want to figure out how my docs work, you could just give me text and I could add a new page in the docs for you.

I'll try to add it to your docs. It may take a few weeks, so I'll leave open and change title.

No rush!

You can just add a new file named emacs.md in the using_jupyter directory, and then add an emacs section to the mkdocs configuration. You should be able to run pip install mkdocs mkdocs-material pygments then mkdocs serve to test the website locally.

If that doesn't work just ping me, because I think there was a new release of mkdocs-material since I last modified the site, and I have to change a thing or two in mkdocs.yml.

I have finally finished a slightly better gif screencast attached here. I'll move on to the docs next.