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This is really cool. Unfortunately Markdown tables are quite limited, lacking concepts like filtering, sorting, row/column spans etc. Also, more flexibility around styling would be great. Maybe they can add attributes to the Markdown and support for a simple scripting language.

To show-off these "hyper-markdown" capabilities and avoid compatibility issues with "md" files, we could name the new file format with an "html" extension (HyperText Markdown Language).

Or, to emphasize that the new features provide a significant upgrade from Markdown, we could call it Markup.

You can use a Taipy visual element called table to sort your table, filter it, add styling, add an action when a row is selected, to edit it, to add a row or todelete a row

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