P圜harm is a comparatively young but well-built Python IDE and is free for open source projects, but its commercial version is more popular among professionals.
Wing is a fine Python IDE, and its documentation and support for Python web frameworks is top notch. It has rather useful Source Assistant pane, the Wing’s answer to call tips.
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Its code completion engine is unique as it supports not only functions and classes Wing also completes keywords, modules, and locals. It requires rather powerful CPU to work correctly. Wing IDE holds the title of the most heavyweight Python IDE in this review. Because Spyder uses PyQt, you can use it as an extension library for PyQt4 widgets. It employs Python numerical libraries of NumPy, SciPy, and mathplotlib. It is multi-platform, easy to use, provides syntax coloring, interactive debugging, etc. Spyder is a Python IDE geared primarily to scientific and mathematical Python developers. It has been verified to run on Windows, Mac, and Linux. SPE supports wxGlade so that anything missing from within SPE (GUI building, debugging) can be performed by other means. One of IDE’s unique features is its integration with Blender, popular graphical rendering and animation system. The SPE editor supports code completion, call tips, and compile checking. It’s another open source IDE written in Python. SPE stands for Stani's Python Editor, after its author. Its editor provides decent code completion, call tips, and will perform syntax check on the fly as you type.
PyScripter's interface is clean and easy to navigate. In fact, it is built with Delphi (with additional components written in Python), and it is noticeably more responsive than other Python IDEs. PyScripter was initially designed to be a scripting solution for Delphi applications. In terms of code completion it is a clear winner among all the IDEs reviewed. Perhaps the biggest drawback is that it has no real documentation. Pydev provides the expected Eclipse debugging arrangement and supports debugging of multi-threaded applications. It is the only IDE without built-in code completion engine. Pydev is a plug-in for Eclipse that supports development in Python, CPython, Jython, or IronPython. If you need to build not only Python-based web applications, this might be the killer feature that makes you a Komodo customer. Probably the biggest win for Komodo is its support for multiple programming languages. Its code completion engine may sometimes refuse to cooperate. Komodo is a good IDE, but it has some rough edges. The main downsides are the lack of thorough documentation for individual applications, an extremely cluttered UI, and probably the worst implementation of code completion. As you might guess, this Python IDE is perfect for building Qt-based GUI applications. The IDE has great plug-in management support its Plugin Management Window will show you all available plug-ins. In fact, it comes with a multi-project viewer similar to Eclipse. Eric lets you organize your work into projects.
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ERICĮric is a full featured Python editor and IDE, built on the cross-platform Qt GUI development framework. Written using the Tkinter GUI toolkit, IDLE is simple, but in the long run it gets the job done. Of course, there's also IDLE, the IDE provided by Python itself. They are Eric, Komodo, Pydev, PyScripter, SPE, Spyder, Wing IDE and P圜harm. In this article, we examine eight Python integrated development environments, many open source, but some commercial. But only good Python IDE can ensure good Python development. Object-oriented and dynamic, Python provides tools for rapid and iterative development. It powers the highly respected Zope, TurboGears, and Django frameworks. Python is a high-level open source language that continuously extends its influence, from small development projects to the enterprise.
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