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> code-execute-fix workflow Do you know of a better tool for such a flow, combined with the ability to have markdown+latex docs intermingled with the code? 'ca
by nnq 10y ago
> code-execute-fix workflow
Do you know of a better tool for such a flow, combined with the ability to have markdown+latex docs intermingled with the code? 'cause this is my workflow, but jupyter's code editor and kernell restart drives me crazy and anything else will have me keep the notes/docs separate from the code...
And please don't suggest Mathematica :) I absolutely love it's ux/i, but nobody uses it in ML/AI...
- arghIdontwantto 10y agoHaskell? You can have Literate Haskell (https://wiki.haskell.org/Literate_programming https://wiki.haskell.org/Literate_programming), you have ghci and while commercial, I think http://haskellformac.com http://haskellformac.com will be what you want
- IanCal 10y agoI use rmarkdown for creating data reports to deliver to people http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/ http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/ You can use whatever editor you want, but I quite like rstudio (I'm generally not a huge R person, so an environment with more help is useful, whereas with python I'd prefer just my own setup). Edit - Importantly though, you actually don't need to use R, you can use python. I'm not sure how well that works with caching, as I've never tried it, but it's probably worth a go.
- nnq 10y agohmm... thanks for making me take another look around. I'm trying rstudio+python and rodeo tonight to see if I like them better. (Right now I use jupyter for some things, ipython gui for others, and pycharm for "real coding" tasks. Tried Spyder, but something about it makes it neither a good IDE nor a good notes/documentation system... though I can understand its appeal for Matlab folks).