I've been thinking about myself as a coder a lot. I learnt #Python through its #Anaconda variety and #SpyderIDE. The course I initially went on used those, so I use them to write #SpatialAnalysis scripts.
However, I wonder whether I should learn what #JupyterNotebooks are about and potentially another IDE like #PyCharm or #VSCode / #VSCodium, but also actual software architecture and development things. Not to mention things like #Rstats, #RustLang, or #GoLang that interest me.
@waeiski I started out with Nodebox (!) and now work almost exclusively with Jupyter Notebooks in VSCode (like the integration a lot, the built-in support started out janky but is now IMO perhaps better than the web interface).
@waeiski Must say that custom classes is something I very rarely use! Except recently when realizing that I needed one to make a practical custom Formatter for Matplotlib :D
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