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Author: mbostock

docs/index.html

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     Specifically, we're releasing two things:
 
-    1. **Observable Notebook Kit** - An open file format for notebooks, and accompanying tooling for generating static sites
-    2. **Observable Desktop** - A macOS desktop application for editing notebooks as local files, and with a radical new approach to AI
+    1. [**Observable Notebook Kit**](./kit) - An open file format for notebooks, and accompanying tooling for generating static sites
+    2. [**Observable Desktop**](./desktop) - A macOS desktop application for editing notebooks as local files, and with a radical new approach to AI
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     This is a technology preview, meaning our work isn't done, but we would like you to try it out and give us your feedback. We're taking a local-first approach: our plan is to bring these new notebooks, editor, and AI to the web in the near future, providing seamless collaboration and sharing through the Observable platform.

docs/system-guide.html

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     x ** y
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-    Top-level variables defined in JavaScript cells, such as `x` and `y` above, can be referenced in other cells. For Markdown, HTML, and other non-JavaScript cells, use dollar-curly expressions `$\{…}` to interpolate dynamic values.
+    Top-level variables defined in JavaScript cells, such as `x` and `y` above, can be referenced in other cells. For Markdown, HTML, and other non-JavaScript cells, use dollar-curly expressions <code>$\{…}</code> to interpolate dynamic values.
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     The value of ${tex`${x}^${y} = ${(x ** y).toLocaleString().replace(/,/g, "\\,")}`}.