For users who do not have a computer science background, and who barely feel comfortable consuming Python/R APIs for data analysis: Asking them to go from a Jupyter notebook to a fully-featured IDE feels a little like telling a bicyclist that they should try flying an airplane.

@DynamicWebPaige An IDE automatically finds and fixes mistakes for you. Installs modules, finds broken regexes, missing files, and thousands of errors. I've mentored beginners, and after the initial hurdle of installation of PyCharm, they love how it helps them fix their mistakes.