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I can only agree, PyCharm ist really great work by JetBrains, i love it. What i think he really missed in features though: - VCS integration is really really

by buster 13y ago

I can only agree, PyCharm ist really great work by JetBrains, i love it. What i think he really missed in features though: - VCS integration is really really good - Plugins for the Atlassian suite (never open Jira in a browser again!) - virtualenv support - remote debugging and execution and uploading support - vagrant support

toyg 13y ago
Indeed. Virtualenv support is fantastic: have a virtualenv dir already there? No problem, PyCharm will detect it. Want to create a new one? Why, let PyCharm do it for you, it will even install packages! The only outstanding gripe I have is the lack of full PyQt support in the autocompletion / intelligent import features. I know it's a hard problem and there are hacks, but if they could fix it for good it'd make it The Only True Python IDE for me.
ra 13y ago
Totally. And as someone who runs a linux and mac machine the "personal license" is awesomely down to earth.
- buster 13y ago
  Especially when you bought it on black friday or christmas or whenever they had 75% off :P I am considering buying IntelliJ next time they have such an offer..
  - abrookins 13y ago
    I regret not buying Intellij Ultimate during their End of the World sale.
abrookins 13y ago
VCS integration is pretty good. I still tend to use the command line for most stuff though, so I didn't include that feature in my review. Still, there are nice things like having a graphical indicator of changed lines in a file since the last commit -- showing in the left margin of the file -- that I like, and it's probably worth a section. I tried remote debugging and Vagrant tools and haven't used them very often since, so I didn't include them in the review. I don't use Atlassian software except BitBucket repos, which the VCS plugin (and my command-line Git-fu) seems to handle fine. However, I do use PyCharm's virtualenv support all the time, and it's pretty nice. Good point there and I should probably add something about it in the project management section.

by buster 13y ago

toyg 13y ago

Indeed. Virtualenv support is fantastic: have a virtualenv dir already there? No problem, PyCharm will detect it. Want to create a new one? Why, let PyCharm do it for you, it will even install packages! The only outstanding gripe I have is the lack of full PyQt support in the autocompletion / intelligent import features. I know it's a hard problem and there are hacks, but if they could fix it for good it'd make it The Only True Python IDE for me.

ra 13y ago

Totally. And as someone who runs a linux and mac machine the "personal license" is awesomely down to earth.

buster 13y ago
Especially when you bought it on black friday or christmas or whenever they had 75% off :P I am considering buying IntelliJ next time they have such an offer..
- abrookins 13y ago
  I regret not buying Intellij Ultimate during their End of the World sale.

abrookins 13y ago

VCS integration is pretty good. I still tend to use the command line for most stuff though, so I didn't include that feature in my review. Still, there are nice things like having a graphical indicator of changed lines in a file since the last commit -- showing in the left margin of the file -- that I like, and it's probably worth a section. I tried remote debugging and Vagrant tools and haven't used them very often since, so I didn't include them in the review. I don't use Atlassian software except BitBucket repos, which the VCS plugin (and my command-line Git-fu) seems to handle fine. However, I do use PyCharm's virtualenv support all the time, and it's pretty nice. Good point there and I should probably add something about it in the project management section.