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Stata 17 has new features to work with Jupyter notebooks: https://www.stata.com/new-in-stata/jupyter-notebooks/ In this brave new world, I don't see any big reason to use stata_kernal to work with Jupyter notebooks--I can just use Stata's version. However, I'd like to leverage the Stata version of the kernel in other settings -- namely in VS Code (or Atom). Do you know anything about how to do that? Thanks!
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You might want to read through #387 for some discussion. I think there are pros and cons to each notebook solution. I haven't used Stata in years so I have no idea how Stata 17's support would work, but it looks like it runs in a normal IPython kernel, so you should be able to follow any normal IPython + Jupyter instructions.
Stata 17 has new features to work with Jupyter notebooks: https://www.stata.com/new-in-stata/jupyter-notebooks/ In this brave new world, I don't see any big reason to use
stata_kernal
to work with Jupyter notebooks--I can just use Stata's version. However, I'd like to leverage the Stata version of the kernel in other settings -- namely in VS Code (or Atom). Do you know anything about how to do that? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: