Not really, you rarely have IDE designed to be around live-code. IDE are more meant to develop full-featured software. We are moving in this direction (as many users request it), but we still want to stay focus on Data Exploration.
Smalltalk people have thought otherwise since the 70s. The live code part is a big reason to use Jupyter. It makes me think the ST (and Lisp) people were on to something.
To be fair, wasn't Jupyter designed to be an IDE - experiment with code, make tweaks and get the final version out in a text editor - rather than a repository of production-ready code?