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Notebooks are getting revamped!

Claudia RegioJuly 27, 2020Jul 27, 202007/27/20

Notebooks in VS Code are getting revamped! This experience is currently being exclusively rolled out to VS Code Insiders so be sure to download today to try it out!

What’s New for Python in Visual Studio (16.3 Preview 2)

Tyreke WhiteAugust 13, 2019Aug 13, 201908/13/19

Today, we are releasing Visual Studio 2019 (16.3 Preview 2), which contains newly-added pytest support a re-worked unittest experience for Python users. Our latest updates apply to both Python Projects and Open Folder workspaces. In this post, we'll take a closer look at this new experience.

Who put Python in the Windows 10 May 2019 Update?

Steve DowerMay 21, 2019May 21, 201905/21/19

Today the Windows team announced the May 2019 Update for Windows 10. In this post we’re going to look at what we, Microsoft's Python team, have done to make Python easier to install on Windows by helping the community publish to the Microsoft Store and, in collaboration with Windows, adding a default “python.exe” command to help find it...

What’s New with the AI and Machine Learning Tools for Python: February 2019 Update

Katherine KampfFebruary 22, 2019Feb 22, 201902/22/19

Across Visual Studio Code and Azure Notebooks, January brought numerous exciting updates to the AI and Machine Learning tooling for Python! This roll-up blog post recaps the latest products updates and the upcoming events for AI and Machine Learning.

Python extension for Visual Studio Code version 0.9.0 now available

Dan TaylorDecember 14, 2017Dec 14, 201712/14/17

We’re excited to announce our first update to the Microsoft Python extension for Visual Studio Code. In this release, we’ve added additional support for conda environments and fixed numerous bugs in the editor and debugger. Support for Conda Environments Conda environments are now automatically detected from the Anaconda root location. You...

Come visit us at PyCon US 2017!

Brett CannonMay 17, 2017May 17, 201705/17/17

With PyCon US 2017 happening later this week, we wanted to let you know what we will be up to at the conference! To start, thanks to our platinum sponsorship this year, we are going to have a booth in the exhibit hall. This will provide you a place to come if you have any questions involving Python and Microsoft. We are also going to have ...

Python support is now stable in Visual Studio 2017

Steve DowerMay 10, 2017May 10, 201705/10/17

Today we have released our next update to Visual Studio 2017, and it's the one you've been waiting for. As of today, the Python development and Data Science and Analytical Applications workloads are stable and ready for production use. You can read our post on the Visual Studio blog for an overview of what is new, and we will release a ...

Python tools in your language

Steve DowerApril 17, 2017Apr 17, 201704/17/17

This week we've released a preview of the next update to Visual Studio. It has all of the improvements that were released recently in VS 2017 Update 1, and also the earliest previews of VS 2017 Update 2. For Python support, probably our most significant update is that we are now available in all fourteen languages that Visual Studio ships ...

Interactive Windows in VS 2017

Steve DowerMarch 22, 2017Mar 22, 201703/22/17

Last week we announced that the Python development workload is available now in Visual Studio Preview, and briefly covered some of the new improvements in Visual Studio 2017. In this post, we are going to go into more depth on the improvements for the Python Interactive Window. These are currently available in Visual Studio Preview, and ...

Released: Python support in Visual Studio 2017

Steve DowerMarch 7, 2017Mar 7, 201703/7/17

Today is launch day for Visual Studio 2017, and you can see all the info and join the live event at launch.visualstudio.com. But over in this corner of our world, we are announcing something special. As you likely know, once software is officially released, it normally gets less frequent updates. For those of us who love getting new toys, ...

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