On 11/10/12 08:56, Mark Lawrence wrote:
an awesome difference to my productivity. Quite why I was happy to slag
off Eclipse maybe six months ago I don't know. Does a good sized
portion of humble pie make amends?
Eclipse is a heavyweight tool designed for heavyweight problems. For the
averag
On 03/10/2012 04:15, boB Stepp wrote:
After much diddling around I have finally settled on a text to study
(Programming in Python 3, 2nd edition, by Mark Summerfield) and have
defaulted to using IDLE, deferring worrying about editors/IDEs until I
feel comfortable in Python.
I've been using Ecl
Denis,
You'll find that most editing is subjective - people use what they're
comfortable with.
My recommendation to you, since you love notepad++ and are obviously
comfortable with it; set it as your default editor and install IPython, then
use the %ed magic function to work on your code; or have
Hello,
I have read tons of reviews of editors for python. But they seem to be
all biased, meaning that what the author finds important is well
documented while the rest not at all.
I'm looking for something like a simple table showing main features for
all editors or IDEs. Do you know of anyt
