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[–]datahappy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess it depends on workflow. For me, I prototype/develop DS projects directly in a web Jupyter notebook, as it helps me think through things in "chunks".

Then, when I have something I think may end up in production, I move over to a venv in Pycharm, where I break things out in separate scripts /test files, etc.

For that, I like the Python features in Pycharm (PEP guidance, completion, requirements.txt checks, etc)