Thanks for the inside look at the jupytr notebook in VS. I've heard about it being used as a sandbox for other areas like Research and cybersecurity. I had on my box when I was a developer but could not use it (policy). Now I am hunger to play with it. You know us developers, give a tool and we will play with it. :)
Amazing features! Do you by any chance know when this native view of Jupyter Notebooks will be rolling out to the regular stable release of VS Code? Thanks!
Hi Cludia, great integration with the VS CODE, One feature that was available but now seems to be missing (or hard to find) is the ability to debug line by line.
You'll need a .py file if you want your script to run in your application. If you want to see why, open a jupyter notebook (.ipynb file) in a text editor like notepad or textedit.
VSCode + Jupyter + M1 Macbook is tré smooth. Good work, MS.
Thanks for the inside look at the jupytr notebook in VS. I've heard about it being used as a sandbox for other areas like Research and cybersecurity. I had on my box when I was a developer but could not use it (policy). Now I am hunger to play with it. You know us developers, give a tool and we will play with it. :)
In my case print(x) is not updated when x changes. Does anyone know how to fix that?
The tool is amazing, Thank you!!!!
Amazing features! Do you by any chance know when this native view of Jupyter Notebooks will be rolling out to the regular stable release of VS Code? Thanks!
Hi Cludia, great integration with the VS CODE,
One feature that was available but now seems to be missing (or hard to find) is the ability to debug line by line.
thanks, can I get some guidance that this is exactly the same for R code?
I have the Jupyter extension installed but it doesn't seem to work when I enter ctrl+shift+b, there must be a config that should be done first.
its ctrl+ shift + P bruh
Can I use the Jupyter notebook to deploy a model? Or does the extension have to be . py?
You'll need a .py file if you want your script to run in your application. If you want to see why, open a jupyter notebook (.ipynb file) in a text editor like notepad or textedit.
Great video, not very descriptive title, this is not a "Getting Started" video it's an example video
It sucks, pylance keeps showing unnecessary errors even when the code runs fine and the suggestions don't appear because of the unnecessary errors.
execution count: null nameError: name null is not defined error
VS Code has many many issues with jupyter notebooks... its sad.
So bad explained! You talk about differences wuthout mention the names if what is what! Omg