Hello, I have been programming in Julia since 2020. I first used JupyterLab with IJulia.jl, and now I’m working with VSCode, still with IJulia.jl. In this last case, I actually don’t like programming using the Julia extension and a pure Julia script, since I can’t write markdown text or equations,…

No, you can code interactively in the notebook environment as normal. But you can also save the notebook and run it non-interactively with NBInclude, without having to convert back and forth between .jl files and notebooks.

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Have you tried Pluto.jl ? It is basically Jupyter but you don’t need a python environment. There is a big difference: in Jupyter, you run cells manually, whereas in Pluto the cells update automatically (changing one cell causes all dependent cells to recompute).

Yes I tried it a few times, but I have found any extension for VSCode. I really like VSCode, the way I can easily connect to remote servers, its git handling and its Copilot.

Pluto notebooks are valid Julia files, so technically, you could open the same notebook in Pluto and VSCode at the same time, use Pluto for basic development, and VSCode for Copilot and Git. But I can see how inconvenient that could be. If VSCode is a hard requirement, then perhaps Pluto is not the…

I’ ve implemented inline results and plot saving at Feat/persist inline results by xgdgsc · Pull Request #3123 · julia-vscode/julia-vscode (github.com) . But the extension devs weren’ t interested. It works with remote reconnections across client devices. You can try Release A quick dot methods com…

[image] albertomercurio: I’m fine with that, but what I don’t like it that I have to install a python environment for that. You don’t. You can use the lightweight package NBInclude.jl to load a Jupyter notebook into a Julia script just as you would for include, no Python required. (You can …

But NBInclude is just for including notebook inside a Julia script. But it seems a bit strange, that I have first to write a Jupyter notebook, but then I run it inside a Julia script.

This seems like the jmd files where you mix markdown and Julia, right? But you have to render it, right?

[image] albertomercurio: But NBInclude is just for including notebook inside a Julia script. But it seems a bit strange, that I have first to write a Jupyter notebook, but then I run it inside a Julia script. You could run julia -e "using NBInclude; @nbinclude(\"my-script.ipynb\")". Or write…

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