Re: Good IDE setup to use for large Django projects suggestions

2008-06-03 Thread Kenneth Gonsalves
On 03-Jun-08, at 9:32 PM, The Code Janitor wrote: > (debugging isn't great, I can't figure out how to do dynamic debugging > on Django operations, and code development features such as dynamic > lookups, refactoring and unit testing are painful at best). the whole idea of shifting to python fro

Re: Good IDE setup to use for large Django projects suggestions

2008-06-03 Thread Robvdl
I'v never been happy with full blown IDE's like Eclipse, far too slow for my liking. I use Geany, they call it a 'lightweight' IDE, but don't let that deceive you, Geany actually has a lot of useful features. The Linux version has an integrated terminal (VTE), and together with Geany's project m

Re: Good IDE setup to use for large Django projects suggestions

2008-06-03 Thread Don Spaulding II
The Code Janitor wrote: > Although it is a lot smarter about python development I am wondering > if there is a better alternative. > This list is for discussion of the development *of* django, not with it (or python in general, for that matter). The django-users group is a much better forum

Good IDE setup to use for large Django projects suggestions

2008-06-03 Thread The Code Janitor
Not to start a flame war. But, having done many years of enterprise java work I am not happy with Eclipse and PyDev for python development (debugging isn't great, I can't figure out how to do dynamic debugging on Django operations, and code development features such as dynamic lookups, refactoring