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It's a bit lame, but I am so in love with rstudio... I can't think of a python IDE that's near for data science. Simple things like being able to see all the en
by sgt101 10y ago
It's a bit lame, but I am so in love with rstudio... I can't think of a python IDE that's near for data science. Simple things like being able to see all the entities you've created in your session and being able to jump back and forth through plots are really nice.
- danielecook 10y agoRodeo is a good start: http://blog.yhat.com/posts/rodeo-native.html http://blog.yhat.com/posts/rodeo-native.html
- rz2k 10y agoAlso a silly reason: for me the text rendering in Rodeo on a Mac without a retina display is a lot worse than the text rendering in RStudio.
- spdustin 10y agoSince the comment from the new account mentioning it may be modded away, I'll say (as a recent user, not affiliated with them in any way) that Rodeo is a fairly robust integrated analysis environment, a more immediate kind of Jupyter notebook. They recently added a native dataframe viz, too. http://blog.yhat.com/posts/rodeo-2.0.6-dataframes.html http://blog.yhat.com/posts/rodeo-2.0.6-dataframes.html
- resolaibohp 10y agoI am with you on this. While I feel like I should eventually move fully into python for data, with it being a more multipurpose language. I can never never seem to make the transition because python does not have a rstudio equivalent. I have tried yhat's rodeo and also yhat's port of ggplot for python but it just isn't there yet in my opinion.
- tyfon 10y agoFor python you have something similar, though not quite as good with https://github.com/spyder-ide https://github.com/spyder-ide (Spyder). I use both heavily in my daily work.