python ide

[Suppersupport]

do you guys know of a good python ide for linux?

[Ulincsys]

Eclipse with the PyDev plugin is pretty good. If you're a student, Jetbrain's PyCharm is good too.

[C2dan88]

PyCharm Community Edition

[vorticalbox]

6 minutes ago, C2dan88 said:

PyCharm Community Edition

This. Nothing better than pycharm. Beat feature is the generation of a virtual environment every time you start a project so all your modules dont pute your machines environment

[Suppersupport]

20 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

This. Nothing better than pycharm. Beat feature is the generation of a virtual environment every time you start a project so all your modules dont pute your machines environment

that was more technical than needed but thanks!

[OJTheAviator]

I was just looking for this! Looking forward to trying out pycharm.

[Dat Guy]

The one "IDE" feature you need for Python is automatic indentation.

Well, and (probably) a way to run "python $current_file.py".

 

While PyCharm is nice, it is also rather bloated in my opinion.

I usually use a plain text editor.

[noyo87]

Already answered, but just to enforce. PyCharm is a beast. Can't beat it. If you learn to use it and its advanced features, you will rock Python!

[geo3]

VS Code

[WereCatf]

48 minutes ago, geo3 said:

VS Code

It's not particularly Python-specific, ie. it doesn't offer fancy auto-completion for all Python-libraries and such, but I also happen to quite like VS Code for all of my projects, whether they're Javascript, Python, Bash or whatever else. VS Code really is surprisingly fast, considering how capable it is, and I really like that it's multiplatform as well. One of the best things Microsoft has made.

[geo3]

2 hours ago, WereCatf said:

it doesn't offer fancy auto-completion for all Python-libraries

It can. You need the extensions installed and have them configured properly.

[WkdPaul]

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