PTVS has had IPython support for a long time, but it's not exactly like the notebooks, the IPython REPL in PTVS is more akin to Jupyter QTConsole. Better than nothing for sure, but not enough if you need or want to work with notebooks.
Like I mentioned, I've experimented with opening a notebook in a browser tab in VS, and I'd say it's passable while waiting on a real solution [0].
Somebody mentioned that PyCharm has notebook suppport, and that looks closer to what I want than just a REPL [1].
I've been using VS for years, from before I started using Python, and I still prefer to use it if I can. If I'm not mistaken you work on PVTS and left a message here around eight months ago about PVTS coming to VS Code. I really like and appreciate PVTS, is there any way you can update us on a time frame for when these updates to VS/VS Code will come, and what you have in the pipeline?
By the way, a lot of times I prefer the folder based projects in VS Code to the solutions in VS. I wouldn't mind if you could bring that to regular VS too.
Like I mentioned, I've experimented with opening a notebook in a browser tab in VS, and I'd say it's passable while waiting on a real solution [0].
Somebody mentioned that PyCharm has notebook suppport, and that looks closer to what I want than just a REPL [1].
I've been using VS for years, from before I started using Python, and I still prefer to use it if I can. If I'm not mistaken you work on PVTS and left a message here around eight months ago about PVTS coming to VS Code. I really like and appreciate PVTS, is there any way you can update us on a time frame for when these updates to VS/VS Code will come, and what you have in the pipeline?
By the way, a lot of times I prefer the folder based projects in VS Code to the solutions in VS. I wouldn't mind if you could bring that to regular VS too.
[0] http://i.imgur.com/VGiS2Ac.png
[1] https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2014/12/feature-spotlight...