EvilZone
Programming and Scripting => Scripting Languages => Topic started by: Phage on December 02, 2012, 03:23:20 PM
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Hello EZ.
Phew, it's been a long time since i have been active in here. I have got a lot to do in the last couple of months, i am starting my own buisness with a friend, plus I'm making an e-learning platform for my school. So i haven't got the time i need, to be active.
Well i have chosen to start again, and i wan't to look into Python again. I have looked up pretty much every major programming language in my search for one i love (besides website development languages, i already know them) and i somehow always comes back to Python.
Well the problem lays in that i have recently bought a MacBook for web development, and i now miss the standard IDE which came with the Windows Installation. I know that Python is pre-installed on MacBooks and i can write scripts and such in the Terminal, but i want something closer to the old/windows IDE which comes with the Python installation. So what i'm trying to say is, that i want a good Python IDE for MacBook's.
(sry for grammatical errors, i just came home from a party...)
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Python (http://pydev.org/) dev with Eclipse.
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Python (http://pydev.org/) dev with Eclipse.
Same. Although if you're not new to python, then just go for Geany (dunno if it comes on Mac).
Geany is an awesome text editor for linux systems, like notepad++ for windows and on Linux I just use that.
On windows I tend to use Eclipse + PyDev.
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http://docs.python.org/2/using/mac.html
After downloading and installing python you get a few additional things, like a folder called MacPython X.Y in the Applications folder. The Python-IDE IDLE is located in there.
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Thank you all for your answers. I have deciced to go with the Python IDLE for smaller projects and for learning. When I'm going to make alrger projects i will properly go with Eclipse.
+1 to all of you.
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http://www.sublimetext.com/2
In combination with: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/PdbSublimeTextSupport
and
https://github.com/vorushin/sublimetext_python_checker
Sublime 2 is an awesome text editor.
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http://www.sublimetext.com/2 (http://www.sublimetext.com/2)
In combination with: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/PdbSublimeTextSupport (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/PdbSublimeTextSupport)
and
https://github.com/vorushin/sublimetext_python_checker (https://github.com/vorushin/sublimetext_python_checker)
Sublime 2 is an awesome text editor.
Wow, that text editor looks sweet. But i won't spend 59$ on it. I will properly check for a crack, because it looks very nice, and clean. Just what i'm looking for!
Would you mind giving me an update about your status change? Last time i were online you are Admin and now you are Global Moderator?
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I honestly haven't bothered looking for a crack. The trial version has no limits and the only downside is that you'll get a popup from time to time asking to buy the full version. Same as WinRar.
As for my status there wasn't really a need for me to be admin anymore as I only check the posts in the programming section. My official job was server maintenance and IRC which I also haven't done in a while so I guess it's only fair I was demoted.
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I honestly haven't bothered looking for a crack. The trial version has no limits and the only downside is that you'll get a popup from time to time asking to buy the full version. Same as WinRar.
As for my status there wasn't really a need for me to be admin anymore as I only check the posts in the programming section. My official job was server maintenance and IRC which I also haven't done in a while so I guess it's only fair I was demoted.
I still <3 u :D :-*
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I use textwrangler for mac dev. I don't want alot of help with my code, except auto indent.
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I use textwrangler for mac dev. I don't want alot of help with my code, except auto indent.
I hate textwrangler, it pissed me of and i'm never going to use it again. I really like the look and feeling of sublime 2, but i have troubles with installing the Python modules. I have no idea of how to get it to work, all help would be appreciated!
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TextMate or TextWrangler or nano or Xcode or Eclipse would be my preferences. I prefer Xcode and nano out of all of them though except in certain circumstances like writing Soar code.