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Funny you mention python as, until last month when PyCharm community edition was released, there was no decent and free IDE for python. :) I can't think of any
by Too 13y ago
Funny you mention python as, until last month when PyCharm community edition was released, there was no decent and free IDE for python. :)
I can't think of any tools for .net that are really must-haves and that cost money. Maybe resharper but you can survive without it. There are free profilers, decompilers, analysis tools, SCMs, you name it. The only thing you don't get with express is integration with plugins in the IDE. Using .NET with free tools is also easy, connecting to MySQL is just as easy as to MS SQL Server to give an example.
- corysama 13y agoMeanwhile, Python Tools for Visual Studio is a great IDE for Python, IMHO. Of course, being a free plugin for VS, you need a paid license of VS to use it.
- photon137 13y agoNo you can just download the free isolated/integrated Visual Studio shells - PTVS works just fine. And, imho, it's the best Python IDE I've worked with (I mostly use pandas/numpy/scipy)
- anilmujagic 13y agoI think you just need VS shell, which is free.
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- camus2 13y ago> there was no decent and free IDE for python. Eclipse has supported Python(with code assist,and class introspection) quite well for a long time before Pycharm. So it's not true. Anyway most Pythonlsts only use text editors.