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I see lots of "this is turning into RStudio" comments- but that's kind of the point of jupyterlab. Brian Granger was on a podcast recently[1] and spoke about ho
by rgreasons 10y ago
I see lots of "this is turning into RStudio" comments- but that's kind of the point of jupyterlab. Brian Granger was on a podcast recently[1] and spoke about how he feels RStudio has been great for the R community and wants to Proliferate that for other languages.
I think it's easy for us to forget we are the developer minority. Many, many developers (especially hobbyists and researchers) live and love the safety and guiderails of an IDE.
[1] http://partiallyderivative.com/podcast/2016/07/11/brian-granger-interview http://partiallyderivative.com/podcast/2016/07/11/brian-gran...
- nl 10y agoI think this misinterprets what people here are saying. I suspect that many people here like IDEs, but think that notebooks are a a different thing that is valuable in themselves. I feel this way myself, but provided the notebook-style interface remains I don't see that exploring other options is a bad thing.