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I think it's the fact that RStudio's notebooks are well-integrated into the IDE: so debugging, profiling, the panel listing the variables in the current workspa

I think it's the fact that RStudio's notebooks are well-integrated into the IDE: so debugging, profiling, the panel listing the variables in the current workspace, and all the other niceties of the IDE still work with the notebook interface. I don't know of any equivalent to that in Jupyter.

michaelsbradley 10y ago
Exactly right! The environment pane of RStudio and its related dev & debugging tools are available for use whether you're authoring a traditional script file or an R Notebook. It would be awesome if such facilities were available when working with Jupyter notebooks, but that is not presently the case.