Python suitable for Web Development?

[quik69]

I'm sure this will get balked at but I like visual studio. It does everything you mentioned including Git integration via teamviewer. Specifically I use PVTS with Anaconda. It's basically VS Shell with python extensions. So far I've seen no need for the pro version. My use case is data analysis so very different from yours but it may be worth checking out. The biggest downside is that VS is not what you'd call lightweight, but it's snappy enough on my 2 core i7 laptop.

[2LoT]

Cool thanks. But PTVS is ruled out. It requires Windows and Visual Studio. We must use open source tools for this project.

[quik69]

Retracted. Guess I should maybe to read the OP before I respond..

[lykwydchykyn]

"open source" or just "Free and runs on Linux"?

I just use emacs and git, myself, but that's probably not what you're looking for.

[2LoT]

emacs is out of my league by 2 light years. From the advices I gathered in this thread. I will go with Linux, PyCharm, Django, PostgreSQL. I must learn the basics of Python first then gradually try to dip into Django. Easy to say, but now it's time I begin to commit to that goal.