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I think that’s called IPython. But I agree with your sentiment.
by dfee 8y ago
I think that’s called IPython. But I agree with your sentiment.
- enriquto 8y agoI was not being ironic. Notebooks are lovely as an output format for showing your research and allowing others to fiddle with your code. However, for people who do not want to edit inside a web browser window, jupytext is a godsend!
- dec0dedab0de 8y agoAt that point you should put most of your work in a separate file, and just import the stuff you need for your demo.
- PeterisP 8y agoIn such a use case, the whole point is showing your work in a 'literate programming' manner i.e. having the appropriate code that's being run be right there between the descriptive text, instead of just running do_something() that you imported from somewhere.
- enriquto 8y agoI do not want to hide anything, my only reason to use notebooks is to put all the computations inside them.