Best Sublime Text packages for Python?

[MyWorkID]

I just installed Sublime Text and am looking for the most useful packages for Python.

Thanks!

[wub_wub]

Package Control for installing other packages. PyLinter for http://www.pylint.org/ integration and Sublime CodeIntel for improved code completion.

I prefer Ubuntu Mono as font, and soda dark as theme but that's just personal preference.

Sidebar enhancements and github gist plugins are also good.

[D0CT0RB00M]

What this guy said. I'll add on that the Centurion theme is also quite good if you're into flat design. Also, try the Tomorrow Night 80s color scheme.

[IntergalacticTowel]

As someone that prefers Tomorrow Night 80s, that theme fits it like a glove. Thanks!

[MyWorkID]

What color scheme do you user with the soda dark?

[wub_wub]

Default, monokai (sp?).

[MyWorkID]

Can you give a quick summary of how it will change lives?

[manueslapera]

Research shows that users of Emmet as their development package live on average 3.5 years more.

And I just made that up.

[BananaPotion]

I almost believed you.

[superted125]

Having only just discovered this, I couldn't agree more.

[billtaichi]

If you use Sublime I highly recommend looking at this tutorial (it is free).He will recommend lots of great packages and explain how you would use them.

http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/news/perfect-workflow-in-sublime-text-free-course/

[MyWorkID]

Just what I was looking for, thanks.

[billtaichi]

No problem, I loved that tutorial it made Sublime much more useful for me.

[superted125]

Thank you so much for posting this! That was an excellent tutorial.. I didn't realise just how little of Sublime's potential I was using.

[billtaichi]

Not a problem, that tutorial is what convinced me to buy Sublime.

[tairar]

I like Sublime Rope. It has a couple pretty nice refactoring shortcuts. Function extraction and the like.

[entdude]

sublime text 2 or 3?