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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Bookmarks

  1. Communicating with Interactive Articles

    Distill's meta-article on how interactive articles work and why they communicate research better than static papers — covering active reading, explorable explanations, and the design principles behind effective interactive science communication. A piece that argues for its own medium.

  2. Nota: A Document Language for the Browser

    Nota is a document language designed for the browser that lets authors write reactive, interactive documents with inline computation and bidirectional updates — imagine Markdown with embedded executable code that readers can modify. Will Crichton's project extending explorable explanations into a proper authoring language.

  3. GitBook — Documentation and Book Publishing Platform

    GitBook (2014) is a platform for writing and publishing books and documentation from Markdown and Git. It combined the Git workflow developers already knew with a clean web publishing layer, making it natural for technical writers and open source projects.

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