Python development environment for windows

Tell me a good development environment for python for windows. With autocomplete, highlighting, refactoring tools, and the ability to run directly in the environment.

Tried Editra, SPE Not impressed. Maybe there is some thread manual for setting up some cool notepad. Although of course the development environment is still better

P.S. just don't throw me a link to this page PythonEditors

Author: G71, 2011-08-23

6 answers

Jetbrains ' PyCharm is the only decent IDE for Python. Yes, it is expensive, but what to do. If you do not want to pay, and what is conscience has long been forgotten, then the crack will not be difficult to find.

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Author: Scipetr, 2011-08-23 06:30:30

Of course PyCharm from jetbrains. First I used aptana, after discovering pycharm, I forgot this shit like a bad dream.

A fairly good and user-friendly interface, a normal autocomplete, there is refactoring, all sorts of built-in consoles, it is convenient to run tests, convenient work with the version control system, all sorts of smart code hints, a normal debugger, a million convenient hot keys that turn development into fun.

And already if you deal with django, then there is no equal at all, even debugging django templates was screwed in the latest version, as well as tools built into the interface for convenient work with django projects, plus all this in addition to convenient html/css/django templates c zen coding editors.

In general, from my subjective point of view, eclipses/aptans and next to this were not lying around in terms of usability and interface.

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Author: l0ki, 2011-08-23 20:57:30

OK, then I'll throw a link to https://ru.stackoverflow.com/questions/2274/плагины-для-eclipse. Not the fact that the answer is exhaustive, but look there. =)

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Author: ling, 2017-04-12 07:33:14

I would suggest looking at http://www.reinteract.org/ (although at the moment their site is not working quite correctly). This is not an IDE in the literal sense of the word. This is such a testing ground. This is exactly what I need for writing small pieces of code (up to several hundred lines). You can run chunks of code, debug, and then just copy to a file in the finished project.

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Author: KoVadim, 2011-08-23 06:59:34

PyDev for Eclipse

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Author: cavinc, 2011-08-23 09:34:14

Poddezhivayu PyDev for Eclipse, you can try SciTE a good notebook like this.

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Author: Александр Молофеев, 2011-08-23 12:41:15