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PyCharm, JetBrains' (of IntelliJ fame) Python IDE with Django support
- mark_l_watson 17y agoI'll probably buy it because I already use IntelliJ for Java, Clojure, Scala, and some JRuby. I also use Rubymine for about 20% of my Ruby development. My Python skills are weak, so a really good Python IDE with auto-completion, turn-key appengine development, etc. would be helpful to me.