Best Python IDE

[Hamster]

You're such a go whore.

I'm not even ashamed. Besides, you don't like me liking Python.

 

[semaphore]

I'm not even ashamed. Besides, you don't like me liking Python.

Yeah, that would be the ultimate fail in our team

 

[Hamster]

Yeah, that would be the ultimate fail in our team

Well, I could be using copypaste.net

 

[semaphore]

Well, I could be using copypaste.net

Guy, don't even get me started. rofl.

 

[Sodan]

JetBrains

+1000

I get a warm and fuzzy feeling whenever I use IntelliJ

 

[Genisys]

+1000

I get a warm and fuzzy feeling whenever I use IntelliJ

Then you need to try Visual Studio.

 

[Sodan]

Then you need to try Visual Studio.

You mean Visual Studio with JetBrains' Resharper?

IntelliJ isn't the only IDE in this new world. Eclipse followed pretty fast and has many of the features that made us love IntelliJ so much. But I complement Eclipse by calling it a post-IntelliJ IDE. And although Eclipse is really good, I still see a strong preference towards IntelliJ around ThoughtWorks.

(Visual Studio is still stuck in the pre-IntelliJ world. Fortunately JetBrains have ReSharper that takes it into the new age.)

I don't know how long IntelliJ and ReSharper will continue to be favorites. The tools business is brutal and developers are fickle. But whatever happens in the future, I'll always see IntelliJ as the inflection point of IDEs, a milestone tool.

by Martin Fowler ( I love this guy: his advice is usually very sound)

 

[Hamster]

Then you need to try Visual Studio.

I use/used both...pretty much on par with each other. But if it is not .NET I'd much rather use IntelliJ.