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Only thing keeping me with Atom is Hydrogen[0], which lets me have all the things I like about jupyter notebooks without some of the things I don't like about j

Only thing keeping me with Atom is Hydrogen[0], which lets me have all the things I like about jupyter notebooks without some of the things I don't like about jupyter notebooks. I've tried VS Code and liked it - if anyone knows of an equivalent/replacement for Hydrogen in VS Code I'll make the switch. [0] https://atom.io/packages/hydrogen https://atom.io/packages/hydrogen

octref 10y ago
Take a look at Python extension for VSCode[0]. Excerpt from feature section: Scientific tools (Jupyter/IPython) - Executing blocks of code (cells) in a Jupyter Kernel - Managing kernels (restarting, stopping, interrupting and selecting different kernels) - Viewing interactive graphs, HTML, SVG, laText output from Jupyter from within Visual Studio Code [0]: https://github.com/DonJayamanne/pythonVSCode https://github.com/DonJayamanne/pythonVSCode
- TimonVS 10y ago
  The Jupyter integration was actually released today! Thanks for mentioning this, I wouldn't have noticed otherwise :).
- JoBrad 10y ago
  The Python extension for VSCode is great - highly recommend it!