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Yes, the Data Science culture around maintainable code does seem to be reaching a critical level of toxicity (in some environments at least). In line with a ne
by maegul 4y ago
Yes, the Data Science culture around maintainable code does seem to be reaching a critical level of toxicity (in some environments at least).
In line with a nephew comment of mine, I feel that bringing the immediate interactivity or iteration cycle of notebooks to the development experience would help a lot, and not be too bad a thing for common development either.
I've heard of the related nbdev project, which seems like an interesting and compelling idea. But it'd be nice to see the reverse: something that makes ordinary python development more immediate than using a debugger/vanilla REPL.
- Leo_Germond 4y agoI think that improving the shell experience and allowing e.g. multimedia content to be displayed and manipulated directly into the shell, would help a lot with interactivity. Maybe some specific terminal emulator (like kitty) with ipython would constitute a good starting point...