What Python IDE does Jow Forums use?
What Python IDE does Jow Forums use?
Joshua Gonzalez
Owen Kelly
>IDE
expected nothing else from scriptkiddies
Brandon Turner
Why the hate against IDEs?
Noah Bailey
>IDE for Python
Ethan Gomez
pycharm because I'm not a jobless neet
Julian Johnson
vim + screen + pdb
and that's the only acceptable answer
Logan Ortiz
Kwrite on KDE
Dominic Richardson
I personally use vim. I'm giving python lessons for engineers though, they cannot do without an IDE. I tried.
Gavin Peterson
Forgot to add: Spyder
Samuel Long
pycharm is free
Nathaniel Bailey
Lol, not using tmux. Keep it stupid user.
Landon Jones
geany
Kevin Jenkins
If your project is large enough that you think you need an IDE you're probably using the wrong language.
Adam Adams
vim
Dominic Young
this
Kate text editor for all languages.
Nathaniel Mitchell
Notepad++
Ian Brooks
No ide, just nvim
Zachary Lewis
Emacs
Adam Martin
IDLE :^)
Jose Price
Atom
unironically
Thomas Powell
cracked pycharm
Benjamin Phillips
bloat, makes you less efficient
(someone pls post the chart)
Brody Wilson
Visual Botnet Code
Easton Lewis
VSC is the only correct answer for python development
Nicholas Gonzalez
>IDE
Jesus, the fucking state of Jow Forums.
William Green
IDEA lol
Nathan Gonzalez
whats the point of a phyton ide?
Nicholas Jenkins
based
Josiah Jackson
can someone post this chart
Andrew Morales
jupyter notebook if you are doing something that needs it. kys otherwise
Jackson Bell
Why wouldn't you just use vim?
James Hernandez
Vim with pylint, syntastic and a couple other plugins has served me fine so far.
Luis Hall
If I’m actually at the computer spyder. If i only have a terminal or trying it over ssh, emacs
Hunter Wilson
what fucking chart?
Colton Moore
Pycharm and spacemacs
Joseph Foster
has nothing to do with the size of the project but complexity.
any reasonably complex software benefits greatly from an IDE and a debugger, especially with python if you need to switch interpreters between projects and have an integrated package manager.
you're all clueless hacks. lol programming in a text editor, ok bud good luck with that im sure you're writing some serious fizzbuzz
Noah Green
Kate is great, but it sucks that you have to have KDE in order to use it.
So I moved to and it's almost as good.
Tyler Green
VSC
Nathaniel Hernandez
> IDE
my IDE is any text editor and a terminal.
Matthew Lopez
>What Python IDE does Jow Forums use?
I tend to use C++ because it has SO much support and libraries. The IDE I use is either vi, sublime or code:blocks.
Why do people bother with Python?
Carson Lee
>I tend to use C++ because it has SO much support and libraries
>Why do people bother with Python?
Because of the support and libraries. pip + venv/pipenv makes it brain-dead easy to import other people's code. Plus, even though CPython is slow, not having to go through an intermediary compile-time step is nice.
Nicholas Barnes
yea I agree. But since I use kdenlive, Kate, and several other things I just gave up and use kde now. The WM in it is very full featured I like that I can bind super key + left click to move windows instead of some stupid hotkeys etc
Bentley Ramirez
>python
>complex project
Ethan Richardson
>development environment
it's not even a real programming language
why would you even want to try to develop anything in it?
Visual Basic is more of a real language than python.
Matthew Davis
Completely and unironically IDLE.
Jaxson Turner
Same
Gavin Hernandez
How's year two going?
Chase Kelly
Small scripts: vim
Actual projects: PyCharm
Jose Anderson
>any reasonably complex software benefits greatly from an IDE and a debugger
My point was that you're gonna benefit even more by not using Python (or any other dynamically typed scripting language) for large/complex software. Even with an IDE your experience is gonna be subpar.
Jaxson Cox
t. Sentdex
Alexander Harris
spyder
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