Article: Exploring Scientific Data Files in VS Code with Xarray #821
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Following the comment pydata/xarray#10825 (comment) from @dcherian, I took the opportunity and wrote a blog article presenting the VS Code extension I created, Scientific Data Viewer.
I tried to keep it concise, present what the extension can, but also cannot do, not to oversell it.
Disclaimer: generative AI was used to help me write this article ; english is not my native language. Please feel free to tell me if any sentence can be improved!