Which one do you use, python bros? PYCharm here

>>62449179
IDLE here

vscode

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>>62449179
notepad

Damn NFO viewer

>>62449179
Pen and paper, then notepad + terminal, then penis.

neovim

>>62449259
patrician taste

vim

>>62449179
>>62449202
kys

>>62449277
shit you gave me a nostalgia rush
thanks, anon

>>62449179
vim

SPE or Eric

>>62449179
Sublime Text 3

>>62449876
this

Atom

If you can't comfortably develop in Atom you have a shit rig.

>>62449179
My own custom secret cause I'm not gay

>>62449179
vscode. but I only use python for some simple scripting and data analysis because it's worthless otherwise

>>62449876
Which plugins you use?

I just use sublime text, it confuses my coworkers why I don't use an IDE and I think it irritates them a bit so I try to keep it secret when I can

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Why the fuck would you need a seperate editor for Python?
Haven't you given up enough hard disk space?

nano

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masked vim vs emacs thread.
it is vim for me

vscode

>>62450154
You don't happen to be a spacelet, do you?

>>62449179
Sublime Text

>>62449903
>people actually believe this

>>62449903
>needing a "decent rig" to edit plain-text
web apps were a mistake

>>62449570
/thread

GEANY

>>62450311
vim:
>fast text editing
>unix philosophy
>best key bindings
>vimscript a shit
>just a text editor

Emacs:
>customization
>built in terminal emulator
>bindings are meh
>evil-mode
>emacs-lisp
>IRC
>email
>org-mode

I prefer Emacs because I feel like I never have to close it, and emacs-lisp is way better than vimscript.

>>62449179
Vim, enjoy your bloat

Emacs with evil-mode

Geany

>>62449179
I started with Atom, moved to Vim because Atom was super slow. I also tried Sublime and Emacs. Sublime is okay but the "buy this product" pop up made me stop using it.

>>62451038
(just pirate it)

>>62451107
But Vim is so comfy

Sublime Text 3 with Anaconda plugin
really comfy and not as bloated as PyCharm

>>62451038
>"buy this product" pop up made me stop using it
there are licenses on the web
besides it's really nice piece of software and totally worth that 80 bucks
it's actually first program that i legitimately bought

>>62451191
80 bucks for a text editor, no thanks

>>62451221

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have fun.

>>62449179
Vim and Jupyter Notebook

>>62449202
seconded

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>>62449179
I like Ninja-ide.
It has a dumb name but it works well!
It implements Pep8 really nice and has other functions close to python such as python 3 migration tips and 80 character line.
And its not as much of a hog as pydev for ecclipse.

I started using it because Eclipse didnt want to run for some reason...
And i stayed with Ninja because it made me code better due to the pep-things and the tips!

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VSCode

>>62451107
>using proprietary software when free alternatives exist

>>62449202
>>62452965
>>62449925
>>62453815
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Code
>Visual Studio Code collects usage data and sends it to Microsoft, although this telemetry reporting can be disabled.[20] The data is shared among Microsoft-controlled affiliates and subsidiaries and with law enforcement per the privacy statement.[21]
Wow, what a fantastic feature. I hope you compile yourself.

>>62449202
>>62449925
>>62450624
>>62453815
>>62449903
>javascript text editors

>>62450857
Why the fuck do tou need email in your text editor

>>62449179
WAIT A MINUTE, THAT ISN'T PYTHON!
WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO PULL, OP?

Pycharm as well. Gedit if I want something free and simple. Vim if I need to do a quick remote fix.

vim dum dum it's python

>>62449876
ditto, looks pretty sleek now

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>>62449202
>vscode
poo in the loo

>>62455319
>Pycharm as well
What are the advantages of PyCharm? I use Vim, but I'm looking to switch

>>62449179
Mid+ Projects, PyCharm
Scripts or small projects, ST3

>>62450032
There's annaconda if you want the python specific editions, but you might find it too much.

>>62449179
spf vim

>>62451269
mai negro

Spyder

>>62449179
VS Code

>>62449179
GNU Emacs

PyCharm is the best by far.

>>62449876
This soo good