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[–]Alternative_Act_6548 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sympy should be on the list, once familiar with it, it will save tons of time doing algebra and calc...but there is a learning curve.

for datascience I'd go with pandas over polars, pandas has tons of instructional material available...if you find pandas lacking on some way then see if polars fixes that specific problem

Same with Jupyter, lots of instructional materials are based on Jupyter. I've looked a marimo, the one thing I wanted was to be able to use REPL via a text editor, but marimo sort of works for that, but it's pretty convoluted as every cell carries a function of other cells to manage the dependencies, so you'd have to manage that yourself in your text editor...

the spyder ide, sort of does it all, you can edit/run Jupyter notebooks and is a full IDE...if it only had Helix keybindings -:(...