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Try PyCharm. It works on Mac and Windows and is miles ahead of XCode for Python.
by stevoski 13y ago
Try PyCharm. It works on Mac and Windows and is miles ahead of XCode for Python.
- drawkbox 13y agoHaven't tried it yet, might give it a try. The debugging looks cool and even Guido seems to think it has some benefits: https://profiles.google.com/115212051037621986145/buzz/CGh9MoWU53V https://profiles.google.com/115212051037621986145/buzz/CGh9M... - note he mentions painful SCM integration, as usual in IDEs that just doesn't work well. SCM support I usually turn off as it adds iteration lag typically. Prefer the scm tools directly almost always.
- euroclydon 13y agoI keep SourceTree, by the same company, running while I'm working in PyCharm, and it picks up all the changes nicely. It has been my crutch in becoming competent using Git.
- sshconnection 13y agoPyCharm is built by JetBrains, and SourceTree by Atlassian. Both great products, though.
- vaughan 13y agoExactly what I do. I've just started using IntelliJ change sets which are really useful.
- tomlu 13y agoFor what it's worth I'll give a second vote to PyCharm. Great out-of-the-box go to definition, find all references and refactoring support.