> Over time, I expect editors like VSCode to edit Jupyter notebooks natively.
PyCharm has support for Jupyter notebooks [1], but for now it's not very good [2]. Two weeks ago Jetbrains released this official comment [2]:
Hi,
we are aware of the problems our Jupyter support has and we aren't going to fix them, because the current support is going to retire.
Currently we are working on another support of Jupyter notebook (even 2!), which hopefully will be better and much more usable.
We plan to make it ready for 2018.3 PyCharm release, so stay tuned.
PyCharm has support for Jupyter notebooks [1], but for now it's not very good [2]. Two weeks ago Jetbrains released this official comment [2]:
Hi, we are aware of the problems our Jupyter support has and we aren't going to fix them, because the current support is going to retire. Currently we are working on another support of Jupyter notebook (even 2!), which hopefully will be better and much more usable. We plan to make it ready for 2018.3 PyCharm release, so stay tuned.
My note: The current PyCharm is version 2.2.
[1] https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/using-ipython-noteboo...
[2] https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/po...