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PyCharm also have a variable explorer; one which I prefer over Spyder's :) >Eh, Streamlit and PyCharm is a much more powerful combination IMO. What is you PyC
by dr_kiszonka 6y ago
PyCharm also have a variable explorer; one which I prefer over Spyder's :)
>Eh, Streamlit and PyCharm is a much more powerful combination IMO.
What is you PyCharm + Streamlit use case and workflow? Just curious because I have just learned about Streamlit from your comment.
- refactor_master 6y agoBasically that you can have a notebook-like workflow, without the cumbersome interface or unpredictable statefulness. And when you need to wrap it up for batch jobs, you can basically leave the code as is, since it can just take the widget default values in headless mode. Okay, so maybe a variable viewer isn’t a bad thing. I just know from personal experience that people get in the habit of scrolling through large arrays, instead of learning numpy’s slicing and shape concepts, or functions that detect e.g. the index of NaNs... I think that was mainly my point.