VSCode: port or alternative
See original GitHub issueHi, in last days the Atom software look like nearly dead. The hydrogen package is one of the most important packages for my everyday work and now I’m looking for something similar in VSCode.
Have you seen any similar package to Hydrogen in VSCode or are there any plans to port the package? The .ipynb
workflow is good, but not nearly good as idea od Hydrogen.
Best regards
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Atom+Hydrogen is still a powerfull and no alternative development tool. The flexibility to change execution blocks by selection without cell definitions like jupyter, and coding as a pure python script with inline debugging is great interactive experience. No longer possible to handle high-dimensional arrays or huge datatables without Hydrogen.
Sorry to be nitpicky, but it really doesn’t. What Microsoft did with that addon is one big load of nonsense. The very concept of adding some weird characters to the code in order to turn it into a “cell” that can then be run is just stupid beyond belief.