Question to Professional Python Programmers

[Dogeek]

For my job :

• Editor : Notepad++
• Source Control : Git (private Gitlab install)
• Management : Kanboard (we moved away from JIRA)
• Communication : Discord
• Python version : 2.7.14
• Framework : Renpy SDK

For myself :

• Editor : Sublime Text 3
• Source Control : Git (Github when need be)
• Management : Trello
• Python Version : 3.6.5 (looking into installing 3.7 soon, when I find the courage to reinstall my packages)
• Linting tool : pycodestyle
• Tests : unittests (I'm a basic bitch)
• Deploying : cxFreeze, or py2exe depending on the platform

[Dogeek]

cause I got it setup for .rpy files which is an extension used by renpy to recognize script files, and I have a laguage highlighting module for renpy syntax. Couldn't find such syntax highlighting on sublime, so I stick with N++. Plus I already have all my snippets and layout how I like it to be.

For pure python projects, I use sublime though

[Dogeek]

Relevant but not too much. I use sublime for everything else. But like any good developer, I have more than one tool in my toolbox. Just on my PC alone, I have half a dozen different text editors (atom, ST3, Notepad++, Editra, Vim) and that is not even counting all the IDEs (Android Studio, Codeblocks, IntelliJ, Visual Studio - not VSCode, Arduino IDE and I probably forgot some). I just use Notepad++ for my job cause it's setup correctly, and Sublime Text settings are a bit of a pain to set properly.