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by comment_guy
2332 days ago
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I use IntelliJ for all my work, data or normal dev stuff, and it works great (all is python). Maybe there is just a workflow issue here where people are used to saving their data as they go in cells. I just write my algorithms all the way through, get a subset of data to debug against, then use the debugger to help me see what mistakes I made. I always run my code all the way through and only stop at the step I'm debugging. I like this better than saving the data from previous computations because I tend to refactor a lot and would need to rerun most of the notebook anyway. Also, rerunning it all the way through a lot makes me notice slow spots more than if I only ran that area a few times and saved the results. For me, this has the effect that those areas get more attention and my code is closer to production grade than if I had used a notebook workflow. My two cents, but give IntelliJ a try if you want a good python IDE. |
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Can it show me inline plots and allow me to embed rendered formulae written in LaTex, images and video in between lines?
This is the reason people like notebooks.