PyCharm’s Jupyter support got way better in the latest update, imo. Yeah, it’s still a bit chunky, but the debugging tools are top-notch.
If you’re looking for a python ide with jupyter notebook integration, maybe give the Pro version a try? The free version’s kinda limited.
Also, DataSpell is basically PyCharm but for data science—might be worth testing if you’re into that.
If you’re looking for a python ide with jupyter notebook integration, maybe give the Pro version a try? The free version’s kinda limited.
Also, DataSpell is basically PyCharm but for data science—might be worth testing if you’re into that.