Mathew Lodge, senior vice president of products at Anaconda, Inc., said that adding Microsoft’s code editor to the Anaconda Distribution 5.1 release provides data scientists and developers who use the software with many time-saving conveniences. A linter enables code analysis to identify potential errors in an integrated development environment like Visual Studio. Conda is an open source package and environment management system that is included in Anaconda. The recent January 2018 release (version 2018.1.0) introduced a feature that allows users to create a Python terminal that automatically initiates a selected Conda or virtual environment, along with improved default linter rules and new linting commands. The new integration is made possible, in large part, by Microsoft’s Python extension for Visual Studio Code, Lam noted.
The company also backs the NumPy scientific computing package for Python and SciPy, a Phython-based software library for mathematics, engineering and science. Anaconda, originally Continuum Analytics, is an Austin, Texas software firm that distributes the popular open-source Python data science and analytics platform. Visual Studio Code is Microsoft’s free, lightweight and cross-platform code editor for macOS, Linux and Windows. This is another example of Microsoft’s continued investment in the Python community, following our release of an official Python extension for VS Code, strong support for Python in Azure Machine Learning Studio and SQL Server, and Azure Notebooks,” stated John Lam, principal program manager at Microsoft, in a Feb. “Visual Studio Code can easily be installed at the same time as Anaconda, providing a great editing and debugging experience for Python users, with special features tailor-made for Anaconda users. Anaconda, a distribution of the Python programming language, now includes Visual Studio Code, announced Microsoft and Anaconda, Inc.
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