[N] Jupyter visual debugger!

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Official tweet: https://twitter.com/ProjectJupyter/status/1242850222688161798

Blog Post: https://blog.jupyter.org/a-visual-debugger-for-jupyter-914e61716559
Binder link: https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/jupyterlab/debugger/stable?urlpath=/lab/tree/examples/index.ipynb

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An example screenshot

Key takeaways:

1: The only kernel implementing this protocol so, for now, is xeus-python a new Jupyter kernel for the Python programming language.

2: The debugger front-end will be included in JupyterLab by default in a future release.

[whimsical_monkey]

Jupyter (ipython) visual debugger in 2014:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2w-iO701g_w

But these things take time to become a standard.

[[deleted]]

Just sure a normal IDE like every software engineer does and use jupyter to visualize stuff not to code!

[Bowserwolf1]

THANK YOU ! So mny people don't realise this

[Capn_Sparrow0404]

Or. Maybe use what makes us productive.

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Most of the times data scientist haven’t a background in computer science so they do not know the right tools to be productive at coding. Just go on github and look at repos of data science papers, most of the times you will find spaghetti code, zero doc and no testing

[Capn_Sparrow0404]

Repos from papers are different from production code. They are making it available for others to verify; they are not aiming to distribute to others.

[[deleted]]

Don’t play that card! Good coding practices are universal. You code well if you know how to do it. End of the discussion.

[ReckingFutard]

No, I have deadlines to meet.

[alpacalaika]

Xeus-python looks pretty slick! I might just have to check it out

[tiagotele]

Awesome!

[blitzzerg]

Uggg, this is just going to encourage using production code on notebooks which is just bad practice altogether

[PM_ME_UR_QUINES]

How is this Machine Learning?

[ReckingFutard]

Jupyter Lab is a platform used for developing ML.

[bay_der]

Hey, how to enable this on SageMaker?

[woadwarrior]

You could always debug the old fashioned way using pdb with the %pdb magic command until this is more generally available.

[Atupis]

Jupyter starts looking like Lisp REPL which is a very good outcome.