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    Python Visual Studio Code @pythonvscode

    6 years ago

    🎉The October release of the #Python extension for @code is here! 🎉 Try out native editing of #JupyterNotebook files 📔, a button to run Python files in the terminal ▶, and improvements to the Python Language Server 🐍. Learn more on our blog: devblogs.microsoft.com/python/python-…

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    Cidão Gabs @gabriel1991

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code Yes!!! This is a feature that I always wished for...

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    Maxime Thibault @maxthibault

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code This is awesome !

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    Ville Voutilainen @VilleEcon

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code Looks awesome! Keep up the good work 🙂🎉

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    Waris Gill @warisgil

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code This is awesome 👏

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    James Huang @WeiluenHuang

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @luumelo14 @code So incredibly happy about the jupyter notebook support. Been waiting for this.

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    Toufik Kannab @tkannab

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code awesome!

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    Sue Brownawell @SueBrownawell

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code I can't seem to view git diffs side-by-side for Jupyter notebooks anymore - it opens the ipynb files in separate tabs. Am I missing something?

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    Christopher Short @ChrisDshort

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code Great implementation -👍 do I need to kill any kernels after closing notebooks?

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    Ing. Le Griguè 📡🛰️✈️ @grigosback

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code I can't believe you did it!! THANKSSSS

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    Cidão Gabs @gabriel1991

    6 years ago

    @pythonvscode @code Is there a way to implement white backgound in the plots even when using dark theme like in Jupyter Lab? When I am using a dark theme on vscode I cannot see what is in the graph's axis. Example: Jupyter Lab: i.ibb.co/bNXZwhy/1-jupy… VsCode: i.ibb.co/bHQW506/2-jupy…

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