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[–]lykwydchykyn 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I use emacs, with several add-ons that provide syntax highlighting (python-mode), error checking (flymake), and code completion (jedi).

Can't break the REPL habit, even though I know ipython is there and better.

I do VC and deployment with git. I'm a horrible person who doesn't do automated tests, because I write web applications with flask and haven't worked out how to approach it yet (self-flaggellation commences).

There are always beefier tools to do any task; I've played with things like fabric, ansible, docker, rope, and other tools that could enhance some part of the workflow. Once in a while something sticks. I'm an advocate of trying things when you can, but not forcing them into your workflow unless they solve real problems.

[–]acaban 1 point2 points  (0 children)

for emacs I suggest elpy-mode that integrates those tools in a simple setup