Writing Python (and most other languages) with a proper IDE with integrated debugger and all is like eating right and exercising: it's much better when you do i

Writing Python (and most other languages) with a proper IDE with integrated debugger and all is like eating right and exercising: it's much better when you do it, you feel better while doing it, each time you start again you think "why did I ever give this up?", and yet it takes conscious effort to keep it up, circumstances just make it so tempting to fall off the train. 'Oh just checking the value of that constant, I'll just use Vim.'. 'It's just one trace line, I'll just use print.'. And before you know it you're back in the stone ages, and the circle repeats.