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I'm confused. I've been using Jupyter as my go-to Python IDE. It has auto-code completion, nice charting abilities and even nice tools to convert my notebooks i
by roystonvassey 9y ago
I'm confused. I've been using Jupyter as my go-to Python IDE. It has auto-code completion, nice charting abilities and even nice tools to convert my notebooks into presentations for execs.
What am I missing by not having PyCharm or the other IDEs mentioned here? Thanks
- danpalmer 9y agoJupyter is probably much better if you're doing what it's suited for. I work on web application development in Python and Jupyter is not suited to that at all, however my colleagues who work on business intelligence/analytics/data-science/etc love it.
- roystonvassey 9y agoMakes sense. I use it for analytics and data-science projects. Will check PyCharm out though; this thread's got me curious about what it can do.