Re: The "best" python IDE
Try BlackAdder!
Power of a great IDE + Power of Qt + Python !
Re: The "best" python IDE
I decided to try this out and I LOVE the layout. It can be a bit buggy at times when running scripts though. Definately think I will stick with it though, thanks for the advice!
Re: The "best" python IDE
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i quite like the pyDev plugin for Eclipse, which offers nice code completion feature.
Anybody in favor of Eclipse here?
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WING IDE is cool with intellisense feature also.
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Programmer's Notepad is not really an IDE, but it has a great project management feature and nice Python syntax highlighting. You can also setup Python as a command line utility in the editor and run your python scripts easily. No debugging support (Never really needed this).
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I'm an old VB guy and wanting to leran Python I was sick of the ide's available...a google led me directly to your post. Thanks MrDoomMaster!
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Tried this and looks nice. A small suggestion: a greate way for the author to get more exposure/popularity would be to put a few screenshots on the page as most people skip immediately any page that doesn't have images.
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pyscripter is also the free ide that I have settled on after trying pydev/eclipse, pythonwin, netbeans(very buggy for python), scite, idle etc.
I haven't tried stani's yet, but integration with winpdb (very good cross platform python debugger) looks interesting.
I have tried a couple of the portable python releases that come with pyscripter - pyscripter seems to error a lot on name-completion/context menus in that setup.