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There are no other converters from Markdown to Remark: Pandoc attempts to be an universal converter, applicable for all couples of formats. Here is a table of converters from- or to Markdown: From \ To HTML Jupyter Markdown Mathematica Pod6 Org-mode HTML pandoc pandoc pandoc Jupyter Jupyter Jupyter, jupytext Markdown pandoc, Markit, Text::Markdown, Markdown::Grammar jupytext Markdown2WL, md2nb, Markdown::Grammar Markdown::Grammar pandoc, Markdown::Grammar Mathematica M2MD Pod6 Pod::To::Markdown Org-mode pandoc, Org-mode pandoc, Org-mode Here is the corresponding flowchart: graph TD

That is why I use Pod6 - during development it is much easier to evaluate the Pod6 interpretations The notebook formats have syntax that makes it hard to evaluate the conversions visually. Here is a flowchart that gives better idea of the workflow outlined above: graph TD Remark: Markdown documents with Raku code cells can be evaluated with Command Line Interface (CLI) Remark: Raku can be used in Mathematica via the so called RakuMode - see. Hence it would be very nice to be able to go back to Mathematica. Were generated from Mathematica notebooks usingīut of course, most of the time, further changes and embellishments were made over those Markdown documents. I have written a fair amount of Raku-related Markdown documents. I am most interested in generating Mathematica notebooks from Markdown. The video shows conversions to POD6, Mathematica, and Jupyter and evaluations of those documents. The video shows the conversion of a Jupyter notebook into a Mathematica notebook via Markdown representation. "Markdown to Mathematica converter (CLI and StackExchange examples)", , Markdown parser suitable for making converters of Markdown files into files of different kind of formats: Markdown::Grammar:ver:auth:api Raku Markdown::Grammar In brief Raku Land - Markdown::Grammar Rand Stats Markdown::Grammar zef:antononcube