Python Tools for Visual Studio

Re:Python Tools for Visual Studio by stevoski on Tuesday July 02, 2013 @10:23AM (#5977954)

Try PyCharm. It works on Mac and Windows and is miles ahead of XCode for Python.

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Re:Python Tools for Visual Studio by tomlu on Tuesday July 02, 2013 @10:36AM (#5978043)

For what it's worth I'll give a second vote to PyCharm. Great out-of-the-box go to definition, find all references and refactoring support.

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Re:Python Tools for Visual Studio by drawkbox on Tuesday July 02, 2013 @10:31AM (#5978004)

Haven't tried it yet, might give it a try. The debugging looks cool and even Guido seems to think it has some benefits: https://profiles.google.com/115212051037621986145/buzz/CGh9M... - note he mentions painful SCM integration, as usual in IDEs that just doesn't work well. SCM support I usually turn off as it adds iteration lag typically. Prefer the scm tools directly almost always.

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Re:Python Tools for Visual Studio by euroclydon on Tuesday July 02, 2013 @10:41AM (#5978064)

I keep SourceTree, by the same company, running while I'm working in PyCharm, and it picks up all the changes nicely. It has been my crutch in becoming competent using Git.

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Re:Python Tools for Visual Studio by sshconnection on Tuesday July 02, 2013 @10:53AM (#5978146)

PyCharm is built by JetBrains, and SourceTree by Atlassian. Both great products, though.

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Re:Python Tools for Visual Studio by vaughan on Tuesday July 02, 2013 @11:51AM (#5978650)

Exactly what I do. I've just started using IntelliJ change sets which are really useful.

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