<galaxywatc...@gmail.com> wrote
order to create an efficient and productive Python programming
workspace: IDE and Version Control.
Both important, although an IDE is perhaps a generous
description of vim! :-)
Obviously, no tool can think for you. The real programming work of
course is going on in your brain. I am curious what combination of IDE
and Version Control System you use and also perhaps, what other tools I
should be looking at as well.
I tend to use vim under cygwin (which gives me all the Unix tools) as the
IDE.
I use plain old RCS for version control because its just me working on the
code.
At work where we have parallel streams I use SVN (used to be Borland
$tarTeam)
Because we use Eclipse at work I increasingly use Eclipse with PyDev as my
IDE for larger projects - its project support is very effective and I like
the debugger. Also, since I often integrate Java and Jython, Eclipse is
ideal for
integrating a multi-source project, especially with a UML modelling plugin
added to capture the design.
Finally, I use Subclipse to integrate Eclipse with SVN.
Alan G.
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