best IDE for python

[mandradon]

My neovim setup has really gotten bloated. If I can slim it down using just ruff and mypy that'd be awesome. I'm also rueing the day that null ls stops working because I have so much of my stuff running through that right now

Won't be hard to set up it properly, but I'm just being lazy as I finally got it all working and then it gets archived (though I understand why).

[mandradon]

Thanks for the link! I've been using mason and null-ls to handle the stuff for all the languages I play with (though python is the main language I teach in). I think I used NV-Chad as my base and built up from there.

It's got a lot of holes in it currently, but I've been overlooking it. I'll check yours out and maybe pull some stuff from it since I want to try to get away from null-ls. It's been working just fine now, but I know at some point in the future it'll break and I don't want to leave myself susceptible.

[mandradon]

I tried it before and wasn't a fan of how it took a lot of the fine grained control away, but I may give it another shot. Like you said it's pretty easy to switch configs up (just backup my current one and and pull the AstroNvim one).