+1 for Pycharm. I have used Pydev, but I change because some features:
1) Refactoring is easier
2) better autcompletion, including jinja templates, JS and CSS
3) Building of less file out of the box
4) Git integration far better than Eclipse's Egit
Kaan:
Anyone has their preferences and
I use Aptana Studio (which is just a dressed up version of Eclipse)
primarily and Sublime Text sometimes. Eclipse has been such a core part of
my workflow for over a decade that I always miss things about it when I try
to use other IDEs. I've been trying to switch away from it for a while but
Hmm, this question is a bit like what is your favourite icecream. I don't
use either, but I doubt what I use is popular ;-)
I prefer Boa Constructor and Ninja IDE, but there are heaps of others I
would use before Eclipse.
Cheers
T
On Monday, April 29, 2013 12:50:25 PM UTC+8, Takashi SASAKI
In my opinion, Sublime 2 seems to be the professional's choice right now
for IDE. You can really customize / hack it to fit your coding style and It
has great plug-ins available.
Definitely worth looking at. There are great video on youtube teaching you
the tips and trick of sublime 2.
I used
I use sublime2.
-- Catoto
On Apr 29, 2013 3:49 AM, timh zutes...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm, this question is a bit like what is your favourite icecream. I don't
use either, but I doubt what I use is popular ;-)
I prefer Boa Constructor and Ninja IDE, but there are heaps of others I
would use
I use Sublime 2, with packages like Flake8, CodeIntel, SublimeRope. Works
great for me. Several colleagues are using PyCharm, which I have to admit
looks pretty smooth, especially if you spend a few minutes to set it up (if
it's virtualenv vs buildout etc, get paths and test setup right) and take
I'm using Netbeans, many bugs, but great editor, got used to colors etc too
much, can't leave it for other ide's
I tried PyCharm but hated the colorschemes, tried additional ones, hated
them more, python functionality wasn't too appealing either, It's a great
IDE to casually open a folder to
