visual studio code

Problem with 3D charts I’ve been using Jupyter notebooks inside Visual Studio Code as my Python coding environment, and really enjoy its capability to mix markdown, code, text output and charting in the same place. Recently, I want to visualize the distribution pattern of my dataset for trimming. As I plot a 3D graph using the Matplotlib library, a static inline graph works fine in my notebook, but it provides not much value as it flattens one axis where my data are concentrated....

In my blog post about deploying a Hugo site to Firebase hosting, I mentioned the inconvenience of jumping out of Visual Studio Code to use the Firebase CLI for project creation, maintenance and deployment. I’ve finally resolved this issue so that my workflow can now be kept 100% inside VS Code. My current workflow Here’s my current workflow on a Windows machine. I author my blog (via markdown and javascript/html files) in VS Code, then use Hugo to stage to localhost and generate static files for the site....