Issue
Is there anything like IPython Notebook that operates 100% in a terminal window? I would like to be able to see and edit Python code blocks, navigate between the code blocks, execute individual code blocks at will, and have output from the code blocks displayed just below each code block. Obviously stuff like %matplotlib inline
couldn't be supported. Ideally I would be able to open a functional *.ipynb
file with this program and work with it in the terminal window, but I would still be happy if it had a different extension that isn't compatible with IPython Notebook.
I'm interested in this because I like the IPython Notebook concept, but it can be slow when using it interactively on a remote server.
Solution
It doesn't appear that there is anything precisely fitting your requirements. However, the Python mode of emacs fit most of your requirements, I routinely use this to develop and debug Python on a remote server.
Another option may be to use the Remote features of PyDev if you're an Eclipse user. This is described further in another question:
Creating a remote project with PyDev
Answered By - Peadar
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