Which IDE editor to choose for Python/Django?

Question

Python

Hello.
Tell me please.
I'm looking for хорошийan editor for Python / Django, also so that I can call the shell from it.
Thank you.

Answer 1

pycharm

Answer 2

Choose vim or emacs, this will be your last IDE in this life.

Answer 3

The shell in vim is invoked via :!..

Answer 4

vim

Answer 5

Aptana 3 seems to have the ability to work with Django in the standard distribution: creating a project in a few clicks + working with the console, + if necessary, you can work with different repositories.

Answer 6

Naked vim doesn't make you feel full, but vim with plug-ins makes you feel full and satisfied. But only after six months - a year.
I’ve been sitting on vim after netbins and eclipse, for more than six months - I like it, I don’t want to change it.
There are ready-made assemblies of plugins for python on the Internet.

Answer 7

If anyone needs it, if for Windows and if it's free, then Visual Studio Community + Python Tools. I know that the question is old, but it will come in handy for others, because it didn’t exist before.

Answer 8

alt-x term in emax.

Answer 9

Emacs + ropemacs + company-mode

Answer 10

I use geany and am generally satisfied. Cross-platform, there are a bunch of plugins and settings. Fairly lightweight.

Answer 11

screen + vim + ctags

Answer 12

I used to use Geany , but then I discovered Komodo Edit . Not as lightweight, but it does have Django template syntax highlighting.

Answer 13

Aptana

Answer 14

Sublime Text 2.
Essentially a very powerful text editor (à la vim) that can be turned into an IDE

Answer 15

linux + console + grep + ipython + vim is the ideal development environment for python.
I've been using vim for more than two years now, it's unlikely that any IDE will give me such tools.
Now I write in jung, no inconvenience.
"Linux is one big IDE" ©