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I mostly use NetBeans (version 6.9 because Python - and love it) or vim. I always wanted to try IntelliJ out but never got around to it, so I was fairly disappo

by amenod 10y ago

I mostly use NetBeans (version 6.9 because Python - and love it) or vim. I always wanted to try IntelliJ out but never got around to it, so I was fairly disappointed when I started using Android Studio for a mobile app. Granted, it is light years ahead of Eclipse, but that's a very low bar to clear... I loved the search preview (fast and clear), but everything else seems much better in NetBeans. It's also quite slow on moments, but that could be because of Google additions. Would I like PyCharm any better?

dr_zoidberg 10y ago
Try the Pycharm Community Edition and see for yourself. I've found it to be one of the most comfortable environments to work in. I was truly surprised by the code inspections (the "linter") and the depth of code analysis that it does. The first community edition would get stuck on some weird constructs from time to time, but every update improves upon it and I haven't seen the 2016 edition to have any issues with the weirdest code I have to maintain.