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I use VS code with the same plugin for working remotely. I also use jupyter lab with port tunneling and there's no difference to what it was like working locall
by monkeybutton 4y ago
I use VS code with the same plugin for working remotely. I also use jupyter lab with port tunneling and there's no difference to what it was like working locally. My company issued computer is just a VM off in some cloud. Working like this has a oddly retro-futuristic feel to it. Like we've gone back to the days of mainframe development.
- aldanor 4y agoJust a suggestion - VS Code (now) has a super nice support for jupyter. You don't have to start the server externally, vim mode and all your extensions like github copilot work fine, proper autocompleting works, etc. Debugging is absolutely amazing. I've recently switched myself and am never going back to browser-based jupyter.
- monkeybutton 4y agoDebugging jupyter notebooks, as in you can set a breakpoint then shift-enter to run a cell and hit it? I'll have to give that a try!
- aldanor 4y agoE.g., you can set up a breakpoint in your own local module that your notebook is importing and get the full vscode debugging experience by executing a cell.