Python is a popular programming language used by many developers. Many of them develop Python applications with just a plain text editor such as Gedit, Sublime Text, Vim, Emacs, etc. But not a few developers who use the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to help them work with a large Python project.
This article we will look at five cool IDE for Python. What are the IDE? Check it out!
PyDev
PyDev has additional features for Eclipse that will assist us in developing a Python application. PyDev has many advantages, among:
- Django integration
- Code completion
- Code completion with auto import
- Type hinting
- Code analysis
- Go to definition
- Refactoring
- Debugger
- Remote debugger
- Find Referrers in Debugger
- Tokens browser
- Interactive console
- Unittest integration
- Code coverage
- dan lain-lain.
PyDev can be downloaded for free via pydev.org or marketplace.eclipse.org.
PyCharm Community Edition.
PyCharm Community Edition has important features such as Intelligent Editor, Debugger, Refactoring, Inspection, VCS Integration, and other features. Although not as complete as PyCharm Professional features, but these features are sufficient to help develop Python applications more easily.
SpyDer
- Interactive console
- Documentation viewer
- Variable explorer
- Find in filfes
- File explorer
- History log
Documentation and further information about the Spyder can be read in pythonhosted.org/spyder.
Eric
Features Eric is not much different from other IDEs like autocompletion, syntax highlighting, vcs, etc. Eric also has a feature Icon Editor and Qt preview form which is useful if we develop GUI applications with Qt.
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