Suggestion: Also provide code for an IDE

Short Course Q&A Practical Multi AI Agents and Advanced Use Cases w
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I have to use quite a bit of time (2h for L3) to get the Jupyter Notebook codesrunning on Pycharm so I was wondering if it would be feasible for deeplearning.ai to provide also code that runs in the traditional IDEs as well, or perhaps us learners could drop the code here somewhere for a faster learning experience?

Of course I could just run the notebooks but now that I have finally started learning to use an IDE I wouldn’t want to start using the notebooks as there is just too much to learn already and I want to, and I have to, wisely choose things to learn.

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There are too many IDEs for DLAI to provide custom support for all of them. That’s why they provide their own programming platform

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I see. I thought that most if not all IDEs would run with the same code, minus perhaps the visualization part…

Have to take this as yet another learning experience then :grin:

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@Ville_Laukkanen I think it is good they give us some code to work with, but like a traditional CS class, it is conceptual. And, honestly the point here is not to teach CS.

Understand the concepts, learn CS and then it is not a grand stretch to retranslate the ideas expressed.

If, instead, you are just seeking a ‘boiler-plate’ function for something described/learned here, you can probably find it on Github.

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