How To Setup & Run Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code w/ Virtual Environment & Kernels (Remote & Local)

📺 How To Setup & Run Jupyter Notebooks in Visual Studio Code
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About:

In this video, Devin does a step-by-step, follow-along walkthrough of how to use Jupyter Notebooks inside of Visual Studio Code.

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⏱ Video Timestamps:

0:00 Starting from scratch
0:46 Step 1: Create a project directory
0:47 Step 2: Create & Activate virtual environment
1:47 Step 3: Install ipykernel
2:00 Step 4: Create kernel
2:40 Step 5: Start Jupyter Notebook
3:27 Step 6: Select your project kernel
3:44 Bonus! Some debugging tips
6:15 Bonus! Run a Jupyter Kernel (Remote)
7:04 Recap 🧢

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[edwinantonius]

Great vid and like the speed you are maintaining in this walkthrough. It helped me solve the issue with connecting Jupy NB to VSCode and I didn't need to watch the whole vid for that!. Thnx

[tysonmcdonald]

Great walkthrough, I appreciate the step-by-step guide. Keep up the good work!

[cbass]

Thank you so much!! This was very helpful!

[daffertube]

Thanks! Move videos like this. You have a nice sense of humor

[ashok_learn]

Thanks mate! I will tell this to my mom.

[proterotype]

New sub. this was a great video> I think you're going to get big

[emptytank]

Thanks! This was very helpful! Only issue I had when following your instructions was I had to use conda instead of pip to install ipykernel. Otherwise, the terminal kept telling me "No module found" when I tried to create a new kernel even though ipykernel was on my pip list.

[amodsawant]

I am unable to select the kernel i created within virtual environment because I have an arm64 cpu, is there a different way to create a kernel in that case ?

[rafaelcoronel]

I did all right w/ Devin's step-by-step. My VSC keeps shutting down my brand new created kernel, over and over...it's been three days I just can't move forward. It works in Jupyter page but it doesn't in VSC. Please help me!

[mendozosa]

I have one question, you need to do all these steps for every new environment that you create for using jupyter notebooks on VScode??

[thabomaleke]

Step 3 doesn't work for me. It gives me a resolution error

[rominafassihi]

I keep getting the error " No module named ipykernel_launcher." I tired uninstalling and reinstalling ipykernel but it doesn't work.

[RavenGibson]

This was helpful~ How do I see the cool breadcrumb banner like you have?

[jaiojha]

"you lazy son of ..."- was so damn funny:)
6:28

[sapandeepsinghsandhu]

how you open vs code through terminal I can't do it

[hws]

The problem is .. vscode doesn't show the file system of remote server in remote kernel mode.

[qjhlxbq]

you fixed an issue in my vscode where my jupyter notebook was not detecting a kernel!

[gudguya]

In the future, "please" minimize your face screen to a smaller size so we can "see more" of and focus 'better' on actual, larger content.
That helps us out a lot more...

[LauraLouise-uzqp]

doesn't work with python 3.12, will rely with 3.11 and come back