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That's surprising because I have the opposite experience! Since my first cell is to import all of the libraries I want to use to memory, the intellisense works
by renjimen 8y ago
That's surprising because I have the opposite experience! Since my first cell is to import all of the libraries I want to use to memory, the intellisense works without fail, regardless of how big the libraries are. Comparing that with my VS Code experience where using intellisense to pull up functions' doc strings takes an age for all but the inbuilt Python libraries.
- thealfreds 8y agoI'm not a Python dev. Is it not common to just type and let it auto import in the required libraries for you?
- Insanity 8y agoI don't tend to do so in Python whereas I do in Java. Maybe due to often importing and naming (something you don't do in Java.) E.g Import matplotlib as plot Vs Import java.util.
- agibsonccc 8y agoJava's tooling for this is among the top. We're spoiled compared to the dynamically typed languages :)
- renjimen 8y agoYou'd think so. Maybe my setup is faulty. Something for me to look in to
- pavanagrawal123 8y agoHey There! I'm trying to solve this right now in VSCode's in built editor: https://github.com/pavanagrawal123/VSNotebooks https://github.com/pavanagrawal123/VSNotebooks . It's a fork from another extension somebody already built, but all activity is dead, so I'm starting up dev on an active fork. I'd love to hear any feedback y'all have! :)