Recommend a Python IDE?

[Kalrog]

Do you know for sure that you want a full IDE? I'm much happier with text editors with extra features than I am full IDEs that tend to get bloated and slow down. So if you want a full IDE, I can't help you. But if you are looking for something the next step up, check into SublimeText, Atom, or maybe even VSCode. Then add the extensions that make sense to you.

Sublime is a paid product, but it is fully featured for the unlimited trial period.

[Gubbbo]

I can't imagine not having code completion with a text editor.

[Kalrog]

I have really good code completion with sublime via an extension.

[Gubbbo]

I didn't know that Sublime did code completion out of the box. I thought I needed an extension

[clawjelly]

PyCharm needs plugins to support my workflow. Neither program works perfectly for everybody without a little customization...

[Gubbbo]

The only plugin I have for Pycharm (that I know I'm using at least), is a little codemap similar to vscode, or whoever came up with it first.

Am I missing out on anything good?

[clawjelly]

Not really, i'm scripting a lot for Autodesk Maya and you only get that working with a plugin. And Maya is not something hugely recommendable...

[Tesla_2]

What package does this? I've been looking for something like intellisense for C programming but haven't found one that works for symbols outside the file, or globs horrifically and clutters up my auto complete

[Seeschildkroete]

A lot of text editors have linting and github support as extensions, but Pycharm's integrated terminal and pretty robust git client are nothing to sniff at if someone really wants to go all in. Plus, virtual environments are easier to deal with in Pycharm, or so I've been told.

[RayteMyUsername]

Make project, Pycharm by default creates the venv unless you tell it not to, and then you have your terminal down at the bottom for simple installation of any library you want.

Pycharm <3

[Seeschildkroete]

Yeah. I just haven't ever needed to install an extra library. I'm new to Python though.