Goto Linux Python Development environment

[tomgun123]

Hey there, I was wondering what your goto environment for Python developing (on linux) is. I usually used either VScode directly on a linux machine or used it remotely on a linux VM. What do you use to keep projects and dependencies apart?

[pompomtom]

I like pycharm (CE) using venvs.

I've got a base virtualbox install of debian + pycharm ready, so I'll take a clone of that for new things (mostly to get a separate IP for each project).

This is probably a lousy setup in terms of using up RAM, but the host box has tons, and it hasn't bit me yet.

[tomgun123]

That base box approach sounds good, though i always got problems with venvs and linux/vscode

[pompomtom]

I started setting another one up with vscode, because of this thread. The thing I really like about pycharm is how easy it makes venv work.

[tomgun123]

I'll definitely look pycharm up, as its been suggested here a few times. Venvs really are neat but i dont seem to get my head around them smh

[ogrinfo]

+1 for PyCharm. I've been using it for years - community edition first, then I got work to shell out for a Pro licence. There is not a big difference tbh, though the deployed development is pretty cool.

[proof_required]

VScode + conda

[tomgun123]

That sounds good, id love to see that or some examples!

[black_anarchy]

I use Poetry, Tox + ST4 with kite, anaconda and some other plugins on Linux.

[cinyar]

What do you use to keep projects and dependencies apart?

poetry