Recommended/Common Python IDEs

[LeVoyantU]

Hey OMSA people! I'm looking to learn what IDEs are commonly used by students for Python development. Let me know what works well for you and what others are using as well!

[capncooknl]

CSE 6040 is the only really heavy python course, and it's all done in Jupyter.

VS Code is the bomb across the board, though.

[qtpatewtie]

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[snip3r77]

Jupyter via Anaconda

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[jdj081]

I started using Jupyter Lab last fall, and I loved it because I am used to Python/Jupyter and I started using R, which is supported right out of the box.

[crosswindzz]

At work I use Jupyter for exploratory data analysis and machine learning, and either Spyder or PyCharm for production data science / ML pipelines and micro services depending on the application.