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What if Jupyter was ok for code with hundreds of thousands of lines? I suspect it might be.. I think nbdev ameliorates my major gripes with jupyter: it lets you
by pizza 3y ago
What if Jupyter was ok for code with hundreds of thousands of lines? I suspect it might be.. I think nbdev ameliorates my major gripes with jupyter: it lets you easily maintain a bidirectional jupyter <-> (library as standard python files) mapping, while also giving you the excellent presentational flexibility of Jupyter. Plus a good looking docs site, for free. Since the code is exported as scripts, you can just `pip install -e .` and get all your IDE integration as normal.
- wiz21c 3y agoI'll look at it. My major gripe with jupyter is that it's hard to document classes because a class must be inside one code block and you can't mix in comments block... (unless I didn't see some obvious thing)
- pizza 3y agoCould you have special markdown cells that have mixed python code blocks and other inline media that gets converted to stripped python cells? You might be able to write an ipython ‘magic’ for something like that