Python IDE on Windows?
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I personally haven't tried VS but I use PyCharm from JetBrains for my coding needs.
Code completion works for me and I like the DB & Django support offered.
Performance and memory use have been decent also.
( http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/ )
( http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/ )
Eclipse, Netbeans (and other Java based ones) are just awefully slow even on my i7, and there are many minor, but annoying UI features, which are missing, are unimplemented, or look just wrong.
But then I tried Visual Studio 2010 (yes, Microsoft!) with IronPython and, most importantly, with Python Tools for VS.
I'm stunned. Is this normal, that the best IDE for Python is made by Microsoft? Killer feature for me is Intellisense - it just works much more intelligently than any (and I mean any) other product I've tried.
Also, if I understand correctly, VS 2010 Express ir free, and is just much better alternative to any free (and most of the paid ones) IDEs.
Am I missing something here, or this is just a fact? Or can you suggest an IDE, which does its job better, faster and smarter?