Jupyter is an acronym for: Julia, Python and R. So it would be helpful to mention that you can use not only Python-Kernels but also Julia or R-Kernels to execute code in any of these languages.
Thank you for the video. I'd sure like to know the purpose or use case for Jupyter notebooks. I've been a dev for 30+ years but I haven't found when/why I'd use them. However I have created some to play with.
Would also be cool to cover the py:percent format and VS Code’s interactive Jupyter windows (using `# %%` in a regular python script to mark cell dividers). I much prefer this format since it plays a lot better with version control for large files, and VS Code has great support for it!
Can you link to a web page in the description with sample code to copy-paste? I can't follow along at the point where she adds the data set because I don't have that code and there's no way I'm retyping it all
It's junk. You can't do what you expect. I expected c# to work like python... It doesn't. So you end up in python anyway. So why not just use Jupiter notebooks.
Sadly the VSCode Jupyter implementation is very buggy. Can't run multiple conda environments in separate windows. I just use native jupyter for a seamless experience.
This is not for a beginner, it is simply impossible to follow the tremendous speed of the speaker if you don't know (quite a lot) about the topics before. 0 point.
This is a pet peeve of mine. The girl who narrates this pronounces every "a" as a long a, which virtually no one does in normal conversation. Like the a in ray. Really annoying and distracting.
This 6 minute video took me over an hour. There's so much packed in! Very helpful. Thank you.
Much nicer than just running the Jupyter server 😀 (And yes to more on this - like running other languages)
Jupyter is an acronym for: Julia, Python and R. So it would be helpful to mention that you can use not only Python-Kernels but also Julia or R-Kernels to execute code in any of these languages.
She is back!!! 🎉
It's good to be back!
This is so cool. Would love to see more advanced features too, thank you!
Welcome back Olivia!
thank you!!!
Thank you for creating this very useful video.
Advance features tutorial most welcome
VSCode is amazing!
Welcome back 🎉
Thank you for the video. I'd sure like to know the purpose or use case for Jupyter notebooks. I've been a dev for 30+ years but I haven't found when/why I'd use them. However I have created some to play with.
Super Video! Greetings from Leipzig :)
It would be nice to see more advance features please
Would also be cool to cover the py:percent format and VS Code’s interactive Jupyter windows (using `# %%` in a regular python script to mark cell dividers). I much prefer this format since it plays a lot better with version control for large files, and VS Code has great support for it!
Very interesting video, it would be useful to see advanced features.
how is it? plugin suggestions?
please more Advanced Python/Mojo/ML Features!❤
Der Umgang mit python pickle files würde mich persönlich auch noch sehr stark interessieren :)
Can you link to a web page in the description with sample code to copy-paste? I can't follow along at the point where she adds the data set because I don't have that code and there's no way I'm retyping it all
Love this functionality! Is there a method to programmatically define the default karel?
Which markdown extension are you using?
VS Code supports Markdown editing out of the box, so no extra extension used in this demo!
Is it recommended to use Jupyter notebook in vscode or anaconda
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Thank you 😊
Why such a low rating for Jupiter extention?
It's junk. You can't do what you expect. I expected c# to work like python... It doesn't. So you end up in python anyway. So why not just use Jupiter notebooks.
Thank you !
Can Jupyter Notebooks run in Visual Studio 2022?
Many thanks
Give the perfect black theme which good for us while programming
❤ vs code
2.5 stars... and you said the extension fit neatly... Not even fix the markdown issues I found 3 years ago.
Sadly the VSCode Jupyter implementation is very buggy. Can't run multiple conda environments in separate windows. I just use native jupyter for a seamless experience.
thanks useful
Nice vide thanks. But i prefer markdown for notes. Jupyter, even it is very powerfull is too complicated for simple things like notes.
This is not for a beginner, it is simply impossible to follow the tremendous speed of the speaker if you don't know (quite a lot) about the topics before. 0 point.
This is a pet peeve of mine. The girl who narrates this pronounces every "a" as a long a, which virtually no one does in normal conversation. Like the a in ray. Really annoying and distracting.