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by crucialfelix 2800 days ago
Yes, Jupyter is for initial exploration. Then you write solid normal production code. Then you might write further notebooks that import that production code and run/visualize metrics and reporting for your client (probably non-technical people).

I had a "data scientist" submit notebooks to us as if we could ship any of that in production. (We fired him.) It's for hacking and blogging, not for production work.