Jupyter

Why?

• See output of Python changes

How

• Create a Jupyter notebook
• Make my changes in the codebase
• Import the changed files in the notebook
• Inspect the output in the notebook
• If I make significant code changes, run Kernel > Restart and clear output to refresh the notebook

In VS Code

• “Jupyter variables” panel
• can use pdb in notebooks as well
• In VS Code, add #%%to a .py file to run lines as a Jupyter cell
• Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code Extension NEW in 2022 - Tutorial Introducing Kernels, Markdown, & Cells • Kris Jordan 📺
• How VSCode has leaped forward as Jupyter Notebook Editor • Tino T. Herden 📖
• Working with Jupyter code cells in the Python Interactive window • VS Code Docs 📚
• VSCode’s Python Interactive mode is AMAZING! • Jack of Some 📺

  I’ve gone from serial Jupyter Notebook user to someone that almost never uses them and it’s all thanks to VSCode’s interactive mode for Python. Check it out!

• How VSCode has leaped forward as Jupyter Notebook Editor | by Tino T. Herden | Towards Data Science
• Working with Jupyter code cells in the Python Interactive window • VS Code
• Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code Walkthrough • VS Code
• Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code • Very Academy
• Setting up Jupyter Notebook in Visual Studio Code • Douglas Starnes
• VS Code tips — Debugging Jupyter notebooks • Use ‘Debug Cell’ in VS Code to debug Python code cells in notebooks. Step through code, inspect variables, and even use the debug console to evaluate expressions!
• 🔴 Learn Data Science from SCRATCH (with GitHub CoPilot) • VS Code
• 5 things you had no idea you could do with Jupyter Notebooks • Impressive stuff, actually • Visual Studio Code 📺

Keyboard shortcuts

Here are a few examples of the default

• Shift + Enter: Run the current cell and move to the next cell.
• Ctrl + Enter: Run the current cell.
• Alt + Enter: Run the current cell and insert a new cell below.
• A: Insert a new cell above the current cell (when in command mode).
• B: Insert a new cell below the current cell (when in command mode).
• D, D (press the key twice): Delete the current cell (when in command mode).
• Y: Change the cell type to Code (when in command mode).
• M: Change the cell type to Markdown (when in command mode).

To enter command mode, press Esc. To go back to edit mode, press Enter.

In Jupyter Lab

• Keyboard shortcuts:
  • <s-tab> = show hover docs
• jupyterlab-contrib/jupyterlab-vim • Vim notebook cell bindings for JupyterLab.
• How to enable VIM mode for editing notebooks in jupyter-lab? - Stack Overflow
• Jupyter Notebook Complete Beginner Guide - From Jupyter to Jupyterlab, Google Colab and Kaggle! • Rob Mulla 📺

Jupytext

• Jupytext: The hack-free way to use Jupyter notebooks with git | nikvdp • Jupyter Notebooks as Markdown Documents, Julia, Python or R scripts
• Jupytext documentation
• jupytext/docs/faq.md
• jupytext/docs/tutorials.md

In the terminal

• Use Jupyter Notebook in the Terminal / Shell/ Bash with nbterm | Python Data Science Workflow • Demo of nbterm (now jpterm) • 1littlecoder 📺
  • Notebook editor - jpterm • jpterm docs 📚

Hex

• A notebook alternative to Jupyter

Inbox

• jupyter: how do use it well inside VS Code? find a course? save some useful notebooks in my python projects?
• copilot: Copilot and Jupyter Notebooks - 1 min video showing how to use copilot to quickly import, clean and reduce the memory usage of CSV data imported as a Pandas dataframe