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Re: your last sentence, what is text editor + my so bad ? How does pycharm warrant this definitive advices ?
by makapuf 7y ago
Re: your last sentence, what is text editor + my so bad ? How does pycharm warrant this definitive advices ?
- zo1 7y agoHonestly, at this point mypy is inferior to the built-in PyCharm when it comes to speed, integration and in some cases the type-inference as well. I've also compared it to the VS python language server and it too doesn't stack up. The other metric would be what a person coming from established, full-fledged IDEs such as VS would expect. With PyCharm, you get intellisense almost on-par with what you get from VS for C#/VB, assuming you use type-hints that is. Not trying to be difficult, but I'm being honest about them providing a really good python experience that is for the most part free. There is no need to putz-around with VScode, json configs, plugins, mypy, etc and still end up getting a relatively inferior experience. Doubly so for new-developers.
- karlicoss 7y agoThey actually added a daemon recently that should help to speed things up (https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mypy_daemon.html https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mypy_daemon.html) . Haven't had a chance to try it yet though.