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Please don't mix up python and notebook. The linked product is not even python! It's barely a variation of ChatGPT Web UI. And many python people love VS code t

Please don't mix up python and notebook. The linked product is not even python! It's barely a variation of ChatGPT Web UI. And many python people love VS code too! It's a vast community with many different tastes. That's said - As LLMs move "AI" field from self-hosted to managed, the surrounding API ecosystem seems to move away from Python, even though slowly. For example LangChain has both Python and JS implementations. So De-pythoning is kind of happening.

hnfong 3y ago
+1 As a long time (16+ years) user of python and Vim, I personally find the notebook format extremely unergonomical. Maybe it would be a good option for those who haven't spent 10000 hours mastering a text editor and relating tooling, but there exist old school python devs that very much prefer a good old text editor like everyone else.