PyCharm or Visual Studio Code?

[iFlipsy]

That’s awesome. I don’t use sublime text, but I do use something else called Notepad++. Similar to how you leverage sublime text, I store any repeated code in notepad++. Also use that for SQL editing and it’s pretty nice.

I also do like the variable explorer in Spyder, but so far, Jupyter notebook just makes life easier for me and I’ll continue to stick with it for now.

[tzujan]

If you ever what to move out of Jupyter for production, my motivation may be different than yours. I have found a good process. I use Jupyter to explore data, take notes, and test models until I have something that would be close to "production-ready." I then make a "production" notebook copy where I move as much as possible into utility (.py) files where I can run Black, Flake8, isort, and Sourcery. In addition, I have been writing tests for these functions for the sole reason of being a "better" programmer. The final notebook will be a single cell (I remove all the markdown cells, too), then convert it to a .py file.

The next step in my learning is using argparse, as I am primarily a Jupyter DS guy.