>It sucks to not be able to navigate to the underlying library in your IDE Which IDE is that? Those I've seen you hit a key, say F12, when your cursor is on a

>It sucks to not be able to navigate to the underlying library in your IDE Which IDE is that? Those I've seen you hit a key, say F12, when your cursor is on a function or a class and it takes you right to where it's defined in whatever module, or shows you a list of objects with the same name in the project and you pick the one you're interested in. >Django, Flask etc have a lot of magic annotation business which became untenable after 2-3 years. Which ones? There is some kind of magic in g, and the application context. Are you talking about those? What did it prevent you from doing, and how did you get around these issues?