Maybe it’s because I am working with database data and not CSVs, but my hope is that I am missing something, and there is more functionality I am just not seeing. My question is, am I missing something that’s out on the market for python which gives the same great functionality of R Studio? I guess when I heard about Jupyter Lab I assumed it would have some of this functionality but in my brief experience it doesn’t seem to.
The ability to review data used in the code, understand values and functions, and generally get a lay of the land with the code your writing seems far superior to what is out there with python IDE’s. However, in my experience with R (that candidly isn’t super extensive) I can’t help but be impressed by the R Studio capabilities. The newer version of Python or Installing new Library corrupted the Spyder or Jupyter Notebook versions, not same with RStudio There are not easily available tools like RShiny in order. I also love the concept of interactive blocks of code with Jupyter Notebooks, and the power it gives you to prototype and explore, share and collaborate. Python IDEs like Spyder or Jupyter Notebooks are not steady and stable as compared to RStudio. I like the user interface and it suits my needs for getting stuff done quick. I’m a python guy and do most of my development in Visual Studio Code. Hoping some folks out there in Reddit-ville could help me wrap my head around Jupyter Lab a bit.
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