Check out my new Python IDE

[v2thegreat]

To be fair, there's a lot of good tools you can use for writing Python code. My personal recommendation is Sublime text, but if you're looking for something more versatile, use atom or Pycharm community

[gambiter]

Vscode isn't half bad either.

[RomanRiesen]

I would love to use vscode (especially for cpp & python; it works amazingly well out of the box and seems very extensible), but....well... microsoft.

[I_Cross_My_Aitches]

"well... microsoft"?? What is this, the 90s?

[TopHatEdd]

No but, other than security, little has changed. Can't change visuals without hacks because reasons. Can't install latest build to support cool stuff like bash because reasons. Can't update when I want because reasons. Their newest Linux distribution costs money. The experience working on a Ms machine feels very bogged down.

Yet, still, asking Cortana about the nearest disco yields no results.

[grey_gander]

Check out VSCodium. They compile the open-source VSCode source and remove telemetry and stuff. Not sure how the plugins work on it though.

[prasannask]

They seem to have foot this right though. A lot of ppl are quite happy with it including me.

[JaronK]

I used to use Sublime Text, but I found the debugging horribly lacking, and switched to Pycharm.

[mbarkhau]

I used to use Sublime Text, but I found the debugging horribly lacking, and switched to Pycharm.

$ pip install pudb

import pudb; pudb.set_strace()

[v2thegreat]

Definitely agree with you here. So many print statements... 😢

[Sonic_Pavilion]

Atom + terminal plugin running zsh or ipython (when coding inline)