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What IDE do you guys use to code in python? - AEXXI - Dec 3, 2013
Any nooby friendly IDE that I can use that isn't IDLE. I know the basics and wanted to start getting into the some new stuff. help would be appreciated.
* - frenchtoast - Dec 3, 2013
do you know there are at least 10 other threads like this?
i still use IDLE, i tried getting into Sublime Text, but except for that neat scrolling feature it just kept getting in my way
* - ki113d - Dec 3, 2013
PyCharm is by far my favourite. Either that or vim ^^
* - dberube - Dec 3, 2013
Spyderlib for small projects or Komodo IDE for large one.
* - Bean Dip - Dec 3, 2013
I personally use sublime/light table.
If your stuck using idle i feel bad for you...
* - Jeff_F - Dec 3, 2013
I use either IDEL or PyScripter. Either one works just fine for me.
* - feudin - Dec 3, 2013
So many of these threads, that being said, i use gedit.
* - Dr. Strangelove - Dec 3, 2013
IdleX, improves on IDLE quite a bit.
http://idlex.sourceforge.net/features.html
* - AEXXI - Dec 3, 2013
Thanks for your help guys, Im sorry that I didn't know there were any other threads like this.
* - clark.dll - Dec 3, 2013
I only really used IDLE, but apparently Pycharm's amazing.
* - -Max - Dec 3, 2013
I use VIM personally, I can't stand a big heavy IDE
* - Goldbach - Dec 3, 2013
Sublime, its honestly really nice and easy to use
* - Goodies - Dec 3, 2013
C:/Windows/System32/notepad.exe
No I'm kidding. I often just use nano... I HATE VIM! It's so fucking complicated.
* - frenchtoast - Dec 4, 2013
syntax highlighting...check
multiple files open at once...check
basic text editor features...check
all right im sold boys
* - Evanescent - Dec 4, 2013
Use python's IDLE, simple and compact.