What the most based IDE for writing python?
I've mainly just been using Notepad++ and nano and want to know if I'm missing out
Python IDEs
Jose Lopez
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Daniel Thompson
Pycharm
neovim with proper extensions is a close second
Brody Gonzalez
>nano
epic
Anthony Jackson
PyCharm is the best. Only problem is that is takes for fucking ever to start. Fucking JetBrains fix this shit
Nolan Perry
Atom. If you're doing it professionally, pycharm. But I'm just saying, if you go jetbrains, you can't go back. I used to use atom for php, now I can't use anything else than phpstorm.
Angel Hughes
Thanks, I'll try it out
very cool
Isaac Evans
emacs as with everything
Elijah Martin
VSCode with Python extension
Carter Miller
Emacs is only good for Org Mode, for programming use something else like VSCode or Sublime Text
Evan Fisher
kakoune if you're a hacker.
Luis Stewart
>VSCode or Sublime Text
There's no M-x butterfly in those
Hunter Garcia
Not him; i like having a uniform interface to all my programing tasks and related tasks like file navigation, version control (magit) and so on. If I would only program in one language, I would likely use a dedicated IDE, but for the kind of programming I am currently doing, emacs is great. And for many languages, emacs is actually the best IDE available.
I'd recommend anyone to check out spacemacs or doom tho - vanilla emacs can be a huge productivity killer.
Michael Butler
QtCreator.
Anthony Young
not ready yet.
Xavier Nguyen
what a cave man
look no further than pycharm
Owen Phillips
ask your mom for new pc
Ayden Rivera
seconded, especially with spacemacs
I can't go back from having magit, mnemonic keybinds, shell and interpreter integration right there in the editor in a few keystrokes, especially when you can also have vim bindings in all of them and a sensible scripting language to customize their behavior to suit your needs
Ryan Sanders
Not ready for what user?
Levi Garcia
>Not using vim with deoplete or coc
are u trying to fail?
Josiah Thomas
> vim
read neovim
Jonathan Peterson
youtube.com
take the emacs pill bro
Anthony Hall
vim
David Moore
> ide
just use vim
James Adams
How about no.
Jacob Bell
out of the box, VSCode for web dev is great and the Python extension is superb. Emacs cannot imitate intellisense, hands down that's the only reason why programming with VSCode is so good.
I still use Org Mode because there is nothing that can replace it. It's my agenda, notebook, calendar, hobby log, etc.
Luke Baker
spyder
Nolan Gutierrez
YCM is better.
Joshua Scott
vscode