Hi all,
I’m just starting to learn Plotly Dash, with some HTML, CSS, and basic Python knowledge, but I’ve been using VS Code so far. However, many tutorials teach using Jupiter Notebook, which I find much harder to use. My question is, is it possible to learn Plotly Dash in VS Code?
Hi @Ester … Code Editor is a topic itself, je… but it depends on what are you needs and tools, I guess. I started to code in Jupyter notebook of couple of years ago because the interactivity that you get running one cell after another right away, and after some time I mixed with VSCode. To me both are functional, so what do you feel more comfortable with?
I’ve still used Jupyter because the package manager (Conda or Anaconda) is consistent and was what I’ve learnt. But If you’ve found VSCode easier, I humbly suggest you that stay there and “go deeper!”
Hi @JuanG , I have found a basic plotly/dash course that is really helpful, everything is understandable, but unfortunately it is in Jupyter, but I am trying to practice in VS Code, with more or less success 
VSCode has support for Jupyter notebooks, maybe you need to install some extension. I share my screen with you…
I’m using Jupyter notebooks in VSCode
right now… Go to the extension icon on the left, search for Jupyter and try the one from Microsoft and let me know (I didn’t use it that way, but I have the hunch that it could work…)
Aweaome! Thanks! I will try it.
JuanGerman via Plotly Community Forum <notifications@plot.discoursemail.com> ezt írta (időpont: 2024. dec. 10., Ke 13:09):
It was installed yet. But now i see this, I dont understand what is the problem.
I don’t import Jupyter… whatever… just import Dash and the app line is:
app = Dash(__name__)
the let’s see what happens… take a look at the code in my las post in Figure friday… copy and try it in your env.
