@MaxDeveloper I tried Vim and NeoVim as well. Didn't find it as good as people hype it up to be. I mean I get why professional developers would like (all the shortcuts and whatnot) but personally ,I still prefer VSCode simply because of its many integrations and an amazing UI. P.S. : Everyone is allowed to choose their fav text editors
Wtf bro i was installing vs code today after i formated my old laptop and wanting a good video and there it is...saving it for later and i will check it great job
This is what I needed, I've been coding Python for 2 years and I really needed this video, now I don't need to keep searching for variables and instead use the variable explorer
As always great video Tim, your Pygame videos really helped me to get into computer graphics. I've also been able to make snow falling background using python. Keep up the good work.
Quite insightful never knew such tools were available especially the interactive windows. Thanks for the awesome content as always. Keep making our lives easier.
thanks . i really liked your vs code debugging video. i think it helped the most. i used to print out everything to understand whats going on. if there are more advanced features to debugging on vs code please do another tutorial on it. great content.
Hi Tim.I would like to declare a note Tim(before working with Microsoft): sublime text is my favorite code editor Tim(after working with Microsoft): VS Code is really useful and have a lot of features. 🤣🤣😂😂😂
I agree with you my brother advised me to use VSCode and it is really a powerful code editor and it has some really amazing tools like the github tool which I use always. I was just kidding Tim.I love your content.You are the best youtuber who explains programming and especially python keep going,man👍. And I would like to require from you an advanced web scraping tutorial using requests and BeautifulSoup.And thank you in advance
Tks so much for this video! it exactly what I was looking for, I am moving out from Spyder to VSCode since is the one that I use for other languages. Since I am working with FEA simulations in Python I loved that interactive window hahaha
Can't wait for the August / September update, bringing faster notebook loading and cell execution times. This will allow me to do all my work from within VSCode, no longer having jupyterlab running in a browser tab!
One of the Best part of the day nowadays a notification from your channel........ From python.. ml..ai... deep..... To flutter.... Everything is fun with you 😬😬🙄🙃
Hi tim. May I ask you? Do we need to install again by using the terminal in VS Code all the libraries that we have installed before to system. I used PyCharm before, but sometimes my PyCharm IDE works too slow, then I need to switch to another IDE. But while the project I run on PyCharm run successfully, mine one the same one on VS Code doesnt run successfully, though I have editted the path in Settings. Do I miss some configuration? Thanks tim.
Great video! Thank you so much for the information! I'm a newbie but definitely looking forward to making the switch PyCharm is making me nuts and it doesn't feel like standard Notebooks is good for everything. I'm excited to try VSCode.
Hi Tim, while enabling the extension, vscode does not recognize it, error ( value is not acceptrd. Valid values: "Jedi", "Microsoft", "None"). How did you manage to activate it?
Hey, Tim I have a question: I've turned 14 (recently) and started with Python about 4 months ago. Since the schools were closed I had a lot of free time and learned about 8-10 hours of Python a day and have learned webscraping with Bs4,Selenium,Request , as well as Flask,Django,pygame and numpy (not all of it but just what I needed for projects) and have now arrived at machine learning. Since I'm not really going to get very far (I can do the basics) I've thought about starting with a different language (C# or C++) or something because I also want to teach myself game development or maybe Javascript because I also find that very interesting. Now I'm not sure if it would be better to stay with Python until I learned Python for at least 1 year or if I just learn Python until I learned half a year and then start with another language and get back to Python later when I have enough knowledge of math. I think your videos are great and they helped me a lot with learning Python! ,thanks
BILL f. If you have enjoyed Python, keep learning it, its a great multipurpose language and is extremely powerful in and of itself! If you are planning on doing web development ( think websites like RUclips, Google, blogs, anything that you can access on your browser ) ... then learn Javascript! Python and Javascript work together as well :) If you want to do more game development... C# is more accessible over C++ ( learn C++ in school if you can... its not fun to learn by yourself lol ), and you have popular game engines like Unity that use C# ! You’ll realize eventually that you do almost anything in any language... it’s just some languages are better to use for certain scenarios ( like Python with machine learning or web scraping for example, Javascript for web dev, C# for game dev ). So... to sum it up... decide what your most interested in right now and go from there ! My recommendations for you once you have that figured out: web dev: Javascript, game dev: C#, multi-purpose: Python. Have fun learning ! And great job doing it while you are so young!
You’re doing great and on a great path especially for your age. The biggest advice I can give is that the higher the level of language the faster you can make something, the lower the level of language the more you’ll understand what you’re making. The lowest level language in all of existence is pure math. Every second put into understanding the underlying math principles of reality has the greatest carry over to all other fields and areas of study. It has the broadest application and can help to understand and learn everything else. A very deep understanding of pure math will create the tool set to recognize and comprehend any and all patterns you may come across. Good luck friend!
How do you record all your videos?I mean which software you use for editing and how much time will it take to record?If possible please make a video on it as well?And you make really great tutorials
Its all around the notebook, I hope you can do something with extensions that could put VS Code vs PyCharm, like docker environmente reading, autompletition, indexing of the code etc
Just to be clear, you are opening a .py file, you have the latest Python extension installed (2020.7.96456), and have not disabled code-lenses via the editor.codeLens setting?
Hello, it's a really good video! I'm starting programming and I did everything like you but I don't have the run by line button, what could I do? ... Thanks...
Run-By-Line is still behind an experiment flag so only a portion of customers will see it. To force it on, navigate to settings Python > Experiments: Opt Into, click on "Edit in settings.json" and then add this to the json file: "python.experiments.optInto": [ "RunByLine - experiment" ],
I consulted a few of VS Code set-up tutorials and followed it but I got stucked halfway because there are new features of VS code and the video that I was following through was uploaded way before. So I find it hard to follow along.
Tim can you please make a video series on data structures and algorithms in python specially for coding interviews .if you make it will be really helpful for us.🙏🙏
Well, Pylance is promising but unusable. It fails to suggest methods/attributes in Pandas, Numpy, etc, it fails to show the docstrings of the attributes/methods from Pandas, Numpy, Built-in, Altair, etc. It's still has a long way to go and that is the only reason I haven't moved my workflow to Vscode.
The pandas completions in Pylance come from stubs, so if there are things missing it is a stub issue. Please open a bug at github.com/microsoft/pylance-release and we'll look into it. Planning a bunch of fixes to the pandas stubs for the next release.
I know!! I'm having the same problem. I would like to know how configured different kernels and virtual environments in VS. For that reason I'm using spaider now , because is default with anaconda. But, I want to use VS (looks more powerful and useful)
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What features did I miss?! Let me know :)
Anaconda extensions for vs code
You missed "Do not use VS Code for Python" feature.
Can you explain what a Jupiter notebook is?
@@lukebarone9022 there's a thing that exists in this world called "Google".
You can get ur answer there.
The usefull ones.
Honesty Vs code is the best code editor I ever known
Same. I switched between Sublime and PyCharm but never felt satisfied. Then i found VSCode and now i make all my projects using VSCode only
Replies below will have some fights
its pretty much the ultimate middle ground between text editors and IDEs
@MaxDeveloper I tried Vim and NeoVim as well. Didn't find it as good as people hype it up to be. I mean I get why professional developers would like (all the shortcuts and whatnot) but personally ,I still prefer VSCode simply because of its many integrations and an amazing UI.
P.S. : Everyone is allowed to choose their fav text editors
@MaxDeveloper Ah yes. Shitting on other people's choices just because it differs from your own. You must be a fun guy to talk to in real life.
Wtf bro i was installing vs code today after i formated my old laptop and wanting a good video and there it is...saving it for later and i will check it great job
This is what I needed, I've been coding Python for 2 years and I really needed this video, now I don't need to keep searching for variables and instead use the variable explorer
Tech with Tim: best RUclips channel on tech
Thanks for sharing Tim, VS code has come a long way since its initial release and I can only see it getting better!
As always great video Tim, your Pygame videos really helped me to get into computer graphics. I've also been able to make snow falling background using python. Keep up the good work.
Love VSCode. Use it all the time for Powershell. Want to use it more for Python. This was really useful information.
Quite insightful never knew such tools were available especially the interactive windows. Thanks for the awesome content as always. Keep making our lives easier.
I like that you are directly getting to the point... Great work
thanks . i really liked your vs code debugging video. i think it helped the most. i used to print out everything to understand whats going on. if there are more advanced features to debugging on vs code please do another tutorial on it. great content.
Great stuff man! It's nice to get know about all those features
Wow, amazing timing man! I was just working on some notebooks for the first time. Thanks for the tips 👍
Hi Tim.I would like to declare a note
Tim(before working with Microsoft): sublime text is my favorite code editor
Tim(after working with Microsoft): VS Code is really useful and have a lot of features.
🤣🤣😂😂😂
Fair note! I learned a lot about VSCode and what it was capable of during this internship :)
I agree with you my brother advised me to use VSCode and it is really a powerful code editor and it has some really amazing tools like the github tool which I use always.
I was just kidding Tim.I love your content.You are the best youtuber who explains programming and especially python keep going,man👍.
And I would like to require from you an advanced web scraping tutorial using requests and BeautifulSoup.And thank you in advance
In a video Tim says that not to use a IDE if you are a beginner but he is encouraging to use that IDE now what they are gonna do?
Great tutorial, gets to the point, good as always. Keep up the good work!
Gather blew my mind thanks!
Thanks Tim this taught me things I didn't know
Tks so much for this video! it exactly what I was looking for, I am moving out from Spyder to VSCode since is the one that I use for other languages. Since I am working with FEA simulations in Python I loved that interactive window hahaha
Can't wait for the August / September update, bringing faster notebook loading and cell execution times. This will allow me to do all my work from within VSCode, no longer having jupyterlab running in a browser tab!
Man VSCode is getting better than some IDE's! I never code without it. And I code everything in it. No matter what programming language I use
Pylance is damn good, been looking for something like that for months !! Thank u
Thank u for video. I was looking for just this.
Great vid man, just started using VS code w python and this has saved me tons of gueswork
you always make life brighter for the developers
Awesome video! Thanks for the useful tips I just started out on vs code after 2 years of using IDLE
Thank you for making this video, I need to know this stuff
One of the Best part of the day nowadays a notification from your channel........
From python.. ml..ai... deep..... To flutter.... Everything is fun with you 😬😬🙄🙃
Wow, thanks!
Legends say it's impossible to get a heart from Tim
Not sure what legends you are listening to!
😂
I love using VS Code. For me, that have used Sublime, Notepad++ and even the IDE, VS Code is still a winner.
i literally wanted this dudeeeee tysm
Great vid, love from India
Pretty crazy how I was thinking about commenting this and he literally just uploaded it lol 😂
Looks amazing.Will try definitely :)
Thank you for the tips, didnt know how to use the jnotebook in there
Vs code is my favorite ide thanks for the tips brother
Tim please tell how to enable brackets autocompletion in VS Code...Thanks
Thank you so much, this is a life saver
It is great to be able to work with notebooks in VS code but it does currently feel like a bolt on. I look forward to having it all streamlined.
Clear and concise.
Hi tim. May I ask you? Do we need to install again by using the terminal in VS Code all the libraries that we have installed before to system. I used PyCharm before, but sometimes my PyCharm IDE works too slow, then I need to switch to another IDE. But while the project I run on PyCharm run successfully, mine one the same one on VS Code doesnt run successfully, though I have editted the path in Settings. Do I miss some configuration?
Thanks tim.
Amazing video bro your intro is better too
it was changed a couple of months ago..
Glad you like it!
Hi, Tim
Do u know how to rotate polygons in pygame?
Hi thanks for the tips. Is it possible to watch a specific variable without adding a breakpoint ?
Great video! Thank you so much for the information! I'm a newbie but definitely looking forward to making the switch PyCharm is making me nuts and it doesn't feel like standard Notebooks is good for everything. I'm excited to try VSCode.
Good work ... Gather... Love it.
Hi Tim
How would you run python code as "sudo" in vs code
Hi Tim, while enabling the extension, vscode does not recognize it, error ( value is not acceptrd. Valid values: "Jedi", "Microsoft", "None").
How did you manage to activate it?
Hello Tim can you create a tutorial Vim for python development?
Is Pylance something that works beside or in-place of Kite?
Hey, Tim I have a question: I've turned 14 (recently) and started with Python about 4 months ago. Since the schools were closed I had a lot of free time and learned about 8-10 hours of Python a day and have learned webscraping with Bs4,Selenium,Request , as well as Flask,Django,pygame and numpy (not all of it but just what I needed for projects) and have now arrived at machine learning. Since I'm not really going to get very far (I can do the basics) I've thought about starting with a different language (C# or C++) or something because I also want to teach myself game development or maybe Javascript because I also find that very interesting. Now I'm not sure if it would be better to stay with Python until I learned Python for at least 1 year or if I just learn Python until I learned half a year and then start with another language and get back to Python later when I have enough knowledge of math. I think your videos are great and they helped me a lot with learning Python! ,thanks
BILL f. If you have enjoyed Python, keep learning it, its a great multipurpose language and is extremely powerful in and of itself! If you are planning on doing web development ( think websites like RUclips, Google, blogs, anything that you can access on your browser ) ... then learn Javascript! Python and Javascript work together as well :) If you want to do more game development... C# is more accessible over C++ ( learn C++ in school if you can... its not fun to learn by yourself lol ), and you have popular game engines like Unity that use C# ! You’ll realize eventually that you do almost anything in any language... it’s just some languages are better to use for certain scenarios ( like Python with machine learning or web scraping for example, Javascript for web dev, C# for game dev ). So... to sum it up... decide what your most interested in right now and go from there ! My recommendations for you once you have that figured out: web dev: Javascript, game dev: C#, multi-purpose: Python. Have fun learning ! And great job doing it while you are so young!
You’re doing great and on a great path especially for your age. The biggest advice I can give is that the higher the level of language the faster you can make something, the lower the level of language the more you’ll understand what you’re making. The lowest level language in all of existence is pure math. Every second put into understanding the underlying math principles of reality has the greatest carry over to all other fields and areas of study. It has the broadest application and can help to understand and learn everything else. A very deep understanding of pure math will create the tool set to recognize and comprehend any and all patterns you may come across. Good luck friend!
How do you record all your videos?I mean which software you use for editing and how much time will it take to record?If possible please make a video on it as well?And you make really great tutorials
Premiere Pro for editing
is there anything for pep8 ?
I didn't dig really far yet. But so far couldn't find the feature to have the 80 characters line
Im getting this error in vs code Pip is not recognised as name of cmdlet...
Pls help!!!
Which software do you use to edit your videos?
Is there a separate window for a graphics?
Requesting Python for data science (Numpy , scipy , matplotlib ) coding...awesome work
Hey tim, I was just wondering what vs theme you have been using in these past Flutter tutorials. It looks like monokai, but I can't tell
it is monokai
Try Cobalt2 theme and you will be blown away!
Its all around the notebook, I hope you can do something with extensions that could put VS Code vs PyCharm, like docker environmente reading, autompletition, indexing of the code etc
Is there any plots space area not like interactive
when i use #%% on a block of code, i do not see the codelens adornments with run cell, run below/above, or debug cell above it. Why is this?
Just to be clear, you are opening a .py file, you have the latest Python extension installed (2020.7.96456), and have not disabled code-lenses via the editor.codeLens setting?
@@jimgriesmer7511 I just solved the problem it turned out editor.codeLens was disabled the whole time lmao, thank you so much
may i ask, can you help me and tell how to download libraries into vs code? like sympy, numpy etc.
I do not have the icon "run cell line by line" in notebook like you. I just have the icon run the cell and md, is it an extension to add ?
Right now it’s only rolled out to a certain subset of users. Should be fully released soon!
Hello, it's a really good video! I'm starting programming and I did everything like you but I don't have the run by line button, what could I do? ... Thanks...
Run-By-Line is still behind an experiment flag so only a portion of customers will see it. To force it on, navigate to settings Python > Experiments: Opt Into, click on "Edit in settings.json" and then add this to the json file: "python.experiments.optInto": [ "RunByLine - experiment" ],
Pytorch flows smoothly in visual studio ?
can i get vscode to autofill my code like pycharm does?
Question for ya. Good video by the way. I’m new to programming and I’m a system admin dude. What programming language should i take up go or python?
when i wanna use jupyter notenook it gives me stderr from shellexec what should I do to fix it?
Great Content.
That intro tho 🔥
Nice vid bro. Thanks for the info. VSC is my Best editor. I guess u contributed to some of the features of the python plugin. If yes then which ones
Tim, can you please create a video on how to set-up VS Code (with C++ extension)? Thank you!
Ya.... I also want to know... same......
It's easy, just Google it, if you can't do that, give up and burn your computer
@@1OJosh i think you should read youtube's community guidelines :)
I consulted a few of VS Code set-up tutorials and followed it but I got stucked halfway because there are new features of VS code and the video that I was following through was uploaded way before. So I find it hard to follow along.
@cinzadeus is that similar to mingw?
Have you tried Kite autocomplete?
Great vid man!!
do you still think pycharm is the best for python or u changed ur mind ?
I am trying to install KITE in VSCodium (not vscode) anyone know how to do it? The kite installer do not detect vscodium.
I went from vim to vscode and it has been hell. Hope this helps me thanjs :)
bro I had commented earlier also can you explain docker and how to use it?
Tim can you please make a video series on data structures and algorithms in python specially for coding interviews .if you make it will be really helpful for us.🙏🙏
Please do more typescript!
Nice vid man keep it up
I heard that most Python developers prefer to use PyCharm rather than VS Code, is it true?
I remember I saw a video where Tim made it print a binary tree but I can’t remember which video it was in
pylance vs kite, which do u prefer?
Well, Pylance is promising but unusable. It fails to suggest methods/attributes in Pandas, Numpy, etc, it fails to show the docstrings of the attributes/methods from Pandas, Numpy, Built-in, Altair, etc. It's still has a long way to go and that is the only reason I haven't moved my workflow to Vscode.
The pandas completions in Pylance come from stubs, so if there are things missing it is a stub issue. Please open a bug at github.com/microsoft/pylance-release and we'll look into it. Planning a bunch of fixes to the pandas stubs for the next release.
Where is Python Interactive Window? How to enable that?
pylance doesn't work, it gives error as " Value is not accepted. Valid values: "Jedi", "Microsoft", "None" "
It says that for me as well but pylance features are actually enabled, so I wouldn't worry too much about it
Make a seperate video on pylance
Guys use TabNine it's like the better version of Kite and they fixed the ram usage problem
I'm having soooo much trouble with getting anaconda working visual studio, and esepically with jupyter notebook. Not sure If I'm alone there
I know!!
I'm having the same problem.
I would like to know how configured different kernels and virtual environments in VS.
For that reason I'm using spaider now , because is default with anaconda. But, I want to use VS (looks more powerful and useful)
Have you checked code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/environments?
@@jimgriesmer7511 Thanks! It's just what I was looking for
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Pylance vs TabNine? TabNine is spooky good!
Properitary tho
@@hughhe4209 Yeah, wouldn't want to use anything proprietary with a Microsoft product. 🙄
Insiders or normal vscode?
I use normal but insiders is good if you want to see the newest stuff!
Real title :- Python Jupyter notebook in vs code
make this kind off video on sublime
Love it!
Flutter plz
I can use Spyder ide for it as well 😂
Bad title: you should have said Jupyter rather than Python.
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