The Ultimate VS Code Setup for Data Science & AI (2024 Update)

[@littledaddi3]

im so lol - just got Linux Mint clean installed after quitting my full time job with 6 months of burn to prep for my first job in the space - was going to do some research on best set ups from square 1, as for the past year of learning, I created quite a mess of things with my machine. I'll take this as a fortunate sign I made the right choice!

[@Aristocle]

I think, another step forward is developing inside a container with dev-container extension. This allows you to be ready for the deployment without any problem. If you have a library conflict issue, you could use poetry just to manage dependencies.

[@benjamindraves3048]

Got a load of value out of this - thanks!

[@aaronoaks773]

from watching your first video set up a few months ago to seeing this new one video, really good stuff, thanks for pushing out the helpful content! 5 months into data science journy :)

[@ashishmali7409]

i am diving into data science, this setup helped me for a great kick start

[@Ammarsays]

I am a beginner in VS code and till date I was not sure how to run the code bit by bit. Interactive python is a new beginning.

[@andresalbab]

Great content! I did come back to VS Code after a while a couple of years using just Jupyter and loved the Interactive Python section. Nice job man

[@IftesumZami]

I can't thank you enough brother!!! I'm learning Data Science and this video is a blessing for me (came after watching the 2022 video)

[@tusharsingh7927]

Hi Can I start data science directly? Or should I do first data analyst

[@teddyperera8531]

Thank you so much. This was a fantastic tutorial.

[@X279S]

Hey Dave, I had already followed your previous setup version a few month back and loved it, but this time Ruff, life changer. Thank you

[@daveebbelaar]

I know right! Thanks!

[@andywatts]

Could use a python devcontainer to keep your host even cleaner. Also no need for conda or venv in that scenario.

[@UnsupervisedBias]

I’m going to give the Jupyter Interactive Window a shot for my next few projects to see if I can get used to it. It would be nice to stick to a single file type for AI applications and module management.

[@daveebbelaar]

You won't regret it!

[@lakshman587]

Thank you so much for the video! Jupyter notebook interactive window seems really helpful!! Will check it out.

[@SuperMorglum]

hey, love your setup! For some reason when I select multiple lines and press shift-enter it now only send 1 line to jupyter notebook. It used to run all of them. Any idea what might have gone wrong?

[@Ellie-dd6zu]

This was so helpful! Can't wait to try the Jupyter interactive window

[@daveebbelaar]

It's awesome

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

Hello , Please do reply. I am using VSCODE in darkmode theme. I wanted to Export the code as PDF in dark mode itself. How can i do it ? The Export of PDF is only working as light mode only and NO dark mode there.

[@f1l4nn1m]

Have you got any preferred formatter for Jupyter notebooks? Thank you.

[@chaithanyavamshi2898]

Wow! Golden Content Dave 👏

[@brunocesarpasquini]

Great tutorial, Dave, but I got confused on one thing... Is there a preferable order to create workspace and virtual environments? Which one should I create first? Or it doesn't matter?

[@X279S]

It doesn't matter

[@michaelvarney.]

How are you showing the green git repo dots in your Mac Finder?

[@roderickmckinley4738]

Diamond 💎 - thank you.

[@danil5948]

I struggle to duplicate your clickup doc to my own clickup account, thanks

[@MikeStJean]

Do you set your default formatter to something more generic in settings when you have 'Ruff' as your python default in settings.json?

[@daspradeep]

can you run async code from interactive python?

[@kakashisensie100]

Before i even watch the whole thing, I'm sure I'm going to learn something new.

[@maloukemallouke9735]

thanks for share how do you deal with large dataframe? how do tou style in vscode the dataframe and display result?

[@Злойхомяк-ь8н]

wow, that was extremely helpful, thank you so much!

[@daveebbelaar]

You're very welcome!

[@f1l4nn1m]

I like the way your file system icons get iconized (8:13). How do you do that? Thank you.

[@f1l4nn1m]

You answered at 15:40. :)

[@gopalakrishnaiahponnuru9885]

Thanks for all the great content you post! what happened to the black formatter?

[@daveebbelaar]

Thanks! Black's still great, but I like how Ruff also provides linting and it's supposed to be faster.

[@KwangWooKo-r3i]

thank you for this video. Quick question: If vs code for mac won't be supported further from Aug-31-2024, what could be alternatives for mac vs code users?

[@WouterLombard]

The video is about VS code. Visual Studio is different to Visual Studio Code. Support for former ends, not latter. Confusing I know :)

[@paulelliotco]

I'm looking for a way to run my code from VSCode in the cloud, without relying on my local computer's resources. Are there any options that would allow me to do this?

[@brachisaurous]

Linode?

[@lernerid]

Thankyou

[@Buhassan5656]

git graph extension is also awsome

[@daveebbelaar]

Thanks, will check it out!

[@Aristocle]

when you say vscode, i hear fiesco.

[@lakergreat1]

Aider? Codeium? Cursor?

[@paraconscious790]

this is just awesome, thanks! Could you please create a video on cursor IDE please?

[@daveebbelaar]

Just did - check my channel!

[@Reclamalo]

I didn´t know that Logan Paul is a data scientist as well.

[@SebastianLaclau]

i love you chabon

[@kshtof]

test

[@isfandyar3937]

Or just use Spyder