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Long time dotnet programmer (since version 0.9), C# and F# here. Also work in data visualisation research and face data science tasks besides coding every other day. I love the idea of notebooks but every time try them they are not satisfying.
Installed Polyglot Notebooks v1.0.5565010 in VSCode.
Syntax Highlighting not working for any languange (not in C#, F#, JS, HTML)
I would have to get used to Ressource Management here: close connections or files at end of each cell. But: cannot use "use" in F# cells, hmmm. Intellisense works not always and not as direct as compared to using f# interactive (fsx files).
So as for now I stick to F# interactive and visualisations in browser where I send data to (own implementation) or Plotly.Net to visualize in Browser. That said, I sometimes face challanges with heterogenous data in F# and would prefer a dynamic language like JS or Python. And here the Polyglot idea would be so great.
Would love to see the final poolishing here ad use notebooks.
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Long time dotnet programmer (since version 0.9), C# and F# here. Also work in data visualisation research and face data science tasks besides coding every other day. I love the idea of notebooks but every time try them they are not satisfying.
Installed Polyglot Notebooks v1.0.5565010 in VSCode.
Syntax Highlighting not working for any languange (not in C#, F#, JS, HTML)
I would have to get used to Ressource Management here: close connections or files at end of each cell. But: cannot use "use" in F# cells, hmmm.
Intellisense works not always and not as direct as compared to using f# interactive (fsx files).
So as for now I stick to F# interactive and visualisations in browser where I send data to (own implementation) or Plotly.Net to visualize in Browser. That said, I sometimes face challanges with heterogenous data in F# and would prefer a dynamic language like JS or Python. And here the Polyglot idea would be so great.
Would love to see the final poolishing here ad use notebooks.
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