pydev on windows. Or sometimes i use Visual Studio 2010. In Linux i tend to use Emacs. If you like Vim, then you could try Cream for windows, which is quite ni

pydev on windows. Or sometimes i use Visual Studio 2010. In Linux i tend to use Emacs. If you like Vim, then you could try Cream for windows, which is quite nice. Its just a case of finding what you are comfortable with, I would quite happily dev on linux with nano ;)