Good IDE for Python on Mac OS X?

Question

Python

I just can’t find a beautiful, intuitive and convenient IDE for Python, while I settled on PyCharm, but something is not right. Maybe you know?

Answer 1

A drop of patience - PyCharm is the thing.

Answer 2

SublimeText is not exactly an IDE, but it's worth a try.

Answer 3

PyCharm, there is nothing even close to it in terms of capabilities.
And don't be fooled by those who say that TextMate or SublimeText is enough .
This is enough for them .

Answer 4

Personally, I use vim, I don’t want to go anywhere else. During all this time I tried almost everything, Sublime, PyCharm, Atom, TextMate, PyDev, but still returned to my favorite editor. Try vim + jedi-vim, I'm sure you won't regret it. In addition, it is very actively developing.

Answer 5

Pycharm is very very cool, especially for its remote interpreter, it's just a fairy tale if you have to work with a remote server.
But it has a couple of drawbacks that are unpleasant in my opinion:
1. Very long indexing of packages. If this is some kind of Anaconda Python, where there are about 300 modules, then it is indexed every time it starts for 5 minutes.
2. There is no autocomplete for some modules that have C-function calls (a typical example is numpy
) graphics output, ala Spyder. I have to draw a lot of graphs in matplotlib, I want to copy them into documents in a convenient form (Ctrl-C / Ctrl-V). I only found such an opportunity in Spyder.
PS The above is relevant for the Win version, I don’t know how it is on OS X.

Answer 6

Obviously, Pycharm.
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