nbdev on Windows 10?

I think nbdev would be more popular if the conda install went more smoothly. When commands couldn't be found after installation, I just bopped over to the parallel installation under Linux where the commands could be found, and eventually ran correctly.

nbdev is a shift in the way you think about Jupyter Notebooks as a viable development platform. There's little you can't do in notebooks, and most things like documentation and testing (2 very important parts) are even better. nbdev turns each Notebook into a standard Python .py file, and thus a standard package and importable module. It does this in a cleaner and more unfired way than what you can kludge together with nbconvert and other home grown techniques.

Yep, or at least that’s what I’m trying to achieve more or less. Coding style is like religion. I’m of the church of vim, a certain breed of old schoolers who play text like a video game. Yet, some people change religions. And for a certain type of exploratory coding that really consumes so much of our time, Jupyter Notebooks rule. You’ll know it after you use them for awhile. And this is the big step in formalizing them into being ready for production work.