Current support handles Python 2.7 through 3.6. The Python node works like a typical LabVIEW node, with input and output wires that are linked to Python’s parameters and variables.

The Positron IDE is available in public beta as of today for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Created by Boston-based Posit PBC, formerly RStudio, Positron is based on Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code.

Yhat, a startup that makes software to let data scientists work together on projects, today revealed Rodeo, an interesting new open-source tool for working with data in the browser.

In what might be seen as a challenge to the super-popular combination of Visual Studio Code and its Python extension, JetBrains is testing its own IDE for data scientists. Called JetBrains DataSpell, ...

It’s supported by a range of third-party vendors, including Digilent, Emona, Quanser, and Texas Instruments. With LabVIEW 2018, the suite is able to teach LabVIEW and Python.