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The whole problem with notebooks is that it's not a simple text file. On the other hand has anyone tried Rodeo for Python?
by hatmatrix 7y ago
The whole problem with notebooks is that it's not a simple text file. On the other hand has anyone tried Rodeo for Python?
- subroutine 7y agoI've used it. It does have the feel of RStudio IDE if that's what you're getting at.
- uptownfunk 7y agoI wanted to like it but it kept crashing when I tried it a year or two back, I may give it another shot. I do recall it was closest to what i wanted..
- bayesian_horse 7y agoYou can save notebooks to simple text files. You can write simple textfiles in jupyter lab and have a split view where you can execute it. You can have a notebook, console and graph view with the same kernel on the same page as split windows. You can make jupyter lab behave mostly like rstudio, but it can do a lot more, especially in terms of visualization and rich display of data objects.
- j88439h84 7y agojupytext --sync
- goatinaboat 7y agoIf you need a multi-language notebook that plays nicely with version control then RMarkdown in RStudio is worth checking out