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sorry, maybe my comment is wrong because of my lack of knowledge about the tool (I've seen it used 10 minutes) but it's seems like it's a nice UI replacing what
by jypepin 11y ago
sorry, maybe my comment is wrong because of my lack of knowledge about the tool (I've seen it used 10 minutes) but it's seems like it's a nice UI replacing what a terminal does, if I'm right. So all I'm saying is, since i'm confortable using a terminal, and I'm usually already there using vim, etc., then it's more convenient for me to test stuff in my terminal than going into my browser to test in jupyter
- lumpypua 11y agoHow do you get graphs and images in your terminal?
- jypepin 11y agoI totally get the use for that, but I usually don't do this kind of things, which is why I said that I could see how amazing and powerful the tool is and don't see myself use it intensely
- eggie5 11y agono, you miss the point of the notebooks. You use it to tell story.
- jypepin 11y agoI went back and read more about notebooks. You are right, I totally missed the point, my bad :)
- StavrosK 11y agoAs a seasoned software engineer, I use it as a persistent, better-organizable shell. Even when working on a remote host, I forward its port and work there rather than open a shell on the remote machine, and I'm someone whose IDE is vim. It's just much better when you can see all your functions in one place, edit a function far back and have the changes propagate to the last command you ran.
- jypepin 11y agomakes total sense :)
- edraferi 11y agoRight, but what if you want to combine your test commands, their output, and comments? Share that with other people? Let them change things and re-run the examples in the same place? NOW you're cooking with notebooks.
- jypepin 11y agothat's a fair point. I'll look more into the tool then :)