👉 STOP Using Jupyter Notebook! Here's the Better Tool

How's it going, everyone! Today I want to share with you the top 7 reasons why you should start using Jupyterlab instead of the classic Jupyter Notebook. I had a lot of fun making this video and I hope you found it helpful. If you do, please share it with anyone who needs it. Thank you for watching! :)

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🔑 TIMESTAMPS
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0:00 - Intro
0:21- What is Jupyterlab?
0:42 - #1 Everything is under one roof
1:16 - #2 Viewing CSV
1:48 - #3 Second view for notebook
2:32 - #4 Split view
3:05 - #5 Rearranging cells
3:34 - #6 Code consoles
4:02 - #7 Preview for markdown
4:38 - Outro

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[hhFaktor]

I prefer just using vs code, it has all the functionality jupyter lab has and more.

[victoiret]

Thanks for the tips! Gonna try that out for my future projects.

[vijaynadkarni]

Loved your video. For me there’s one more all-important reason to use Jupyter Lab and that is its debugging capabilities, including setting breakpoints and watching variables, even within functions. No more inline print statements!

[joseoviedo]

Thank you for the video! I am just starting my data/computer science journey and you have made the choices clear using your personal experience.

[benravenhill]

i've been using vscode for literally everything including jupyter notebooks. now i have slightly better alternative. i can no longer mix my web and data projects. thanks lots bro!

[victortaillieu]

Great video, thanks for the tips! Another feature I like in Jupyter Lab is the built-in dark mode

[simonrasmussen]

Hi Thu
Very interesting points in this video! Very familiar with having to scroll a lot, haha. Started out today testing Jupyter Lab after 8 months in Notebooks.
The only obstacle so far is that Jupyter Lab runs much slower for me (in chrome) than Notebooks.

[coredog]

Awesome video! Thanks for making this informative video.

[anuragdeshmukh]

The one thing I did not like when I started with Jupiter lab was that there was no support for nbextensions. I hope they eventually add support for that!

[legion_prex]

nice, thank you for your comprehensive explanations! I will lab give a try!

[thw]

Thanks a lot for the video, do love the feature that you can drag a cell from one notebook and drop it to another.

[pandasdatadiaries]

Great insights, thanks for sharing 🙂!

[abhijeetghosh]

This is really awesome...Really great alternative 👍👍.. thanks for sharing this..

[marco.nascimento]

Quite nice!! Definetely will try it out :)

[leonardoalvarado]

Thank you for this recommendation is very useful!

[aoifekun]

I've just starting to learn Python now (using jupyter notebook) and you're absolutely right about the back and forth scrolling. It is so frustrating! To the point i wished there's like a navigation bar at the side like you can see in most pdf files...

[marianasales]

Love the video!!! I'm switching for Jupyter Lab right now! Thanks <3

[saniagus]

very nice point of view you got it here. 'Course will check this out

[Htran]

Thanks for this Thu. Keep it up! I hope to see more videos from you.

[thomasfsr]

Omg this helped me so much today ✌🏼 I needed to do a data analysis and was using jupyter NB just as I learned on the courses