The End of Azure Data Studio

  • Notebooks are available in VS Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/datascience/jupyter-notebooks

    You can also connect to postgresql: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-ossdata.vscode-postgresql

    I don't know how well the experience will be for db dev, but I'll work with the mssql extension and write a bit about it.,

  • Is there are good "Welcome to Visual Studio Code, ADT people!" article somewhere?

    (So far, I'm not a fan of VSC... who moved my cheese??!)

  • Steve, I didn't know that VS Code can work with Jupyter Notebooks! I've watched the YouTube video you linked to. I confess that when I've used Jupyter Notebooks in ADS I would select SQL instead of Python as the language to write the database scripts. I'm disappointed that SQL isn't a language supported (apparently). I guess I'll get better at writing Python code.

    Thank you for sharing that.

    Rod

  • I like Azure Data Studio - a lot. I'm not looking forward to going back to SSMS for data development / exploration. Being able to use a sql client on a mac was / is important to me. I've had limited experience with the mssql extension in VS code, I guess I'll look into it. I don't think SSMS is a "development environment" ... being able to interact with the file system (create files, etc) is awesome. THen there's the multiple cursors and the snippets. Ok, I didn't just like ADS, I love it and it has increased my productivity by 1000%. Oh well.

  • I like Azure Data Studio - a lot. I'm not looking forward to going back to SSMS for data development / exploration. Being able to use a sql client on a mac was / is important to me. I've had limited experience with the mssql extension in VS code, I guess I'll look into it. I don't think SSMS is a "development environment" ... being able to interact with the file system (create files, etc) is awesome. THen there's the multiple cursors and the snippets. Ok, I didn't just like ADS, I love it and it has increased my productivity by 1000%. Oh well.

  • Steve, you mentioned that VS Code supports notebooks, but will it support SQL as well as Python? That was the part about ADS that I so enjoyed.

  • Steve,

    Could you set up a project in VS Code and make it work like Azure Data Tools? Oh, and post a link to it here. (maybe post it on GitHub) That would be awesome. =)

    Pieter

  • I use JetBrains DataGrip on my Mac

    • This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by edmil.

    ewm2

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