I think more about something like this, when I speak about literate programming.
Yep. 
As mentioned in the post that is linked further up, do I welcome the changes that are coming with JuliaSyntax. I consider them very fundamental to my choice of Julia as a programming language. 
I feel that JuliaSyntax does improve the situation significantly, and I am very thankful for it. 
We have a post about this. Making Revise the default?
Well, it works somewhat ok. Some other user said the vscode extension is quite buggy for him, when used together with the notebook. I get compile times of 6 seconds for a simple function.
The person has commented, that it seems like the vscode extension is not purposefully checked to work with the Jupyter extension.
I am sure, that’s a small issue. As most of what I deem to be important.
And I did not say otherwise.
I just like to understand if there is a mindset present among the community, that feels dedicated to introduce people to programming.
And I do think that large parts of Julia is indeed very welcoming.
Otherwise, I wouldn’t be here.
I just think there could be made some improvements, to further strengthen that feature.
And I simply like to understand, if the goal of Julia as a language is, to purposefully do that.
Is Julia a language that is aimed at beginners?