Re:How to Make Python Run as Fast as Julia
by dr_zoidberg on Thursday December 17, 2015 @08:37AM
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> And yet every time I try to get Matlab users to use something else (Python or Julia) the one thing they almost immediately complain about is the lack of a GUI IDE as good as the Matlab one.
Pycharm[0] has become my prefered Python IDE about 2 years ago (when they went free commmunity/pay for pro) and it's a way better environment than MATLAB. It now has "Scientific tools" too[1], and I understand some good features, though I haven't used them yet.
The only good thing I still recognize of MATLAB is that most toolboxes work together without (too much?) hacking. Working with Python/NumPy you eventually find stuff that you need to adjust to work with that other library you just found implements that thing you absolutely need.
Pycharm[0] has become my prefered Python IDE about 2 years ago (when they went free commmunity/pay for pro) and it's a way better environment than MATLAB. It now has "Scientific tools" too[1], and I understand some good features, though I haven't used them yet.
The only good thing I still recognize of MATLAB is that most toolboxes work together without (too much?) hacking. Working with Python/NumPy you eventually find stuff that you need to adjust to work with that other library you just found implements that thing you absolutely need.
[0] https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/
[1] https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/features/scientific_tools....