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#26 2008-12-27 20:46:20
- X/ax
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Re: First programming language: Python?
pida is another reasonable python IDE.
Well, I said I'm using vim, but actually I'm using vim inside PIDA, I love it, since it's simple, and still powerfull enough.
Downside is that I read that everything pida does is actually something vim can do with the correct vimrc... Only read it, and didn't test that though...
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#27 2008-12-27 22:57:54
- lldmer
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Re: First programming language: Python?
IPython has been recommended to me. It's a python shell that supposedly makes it very easy to switch between your favorite editor and the IPython shell (where your file immediately gets executed). Never really used it myself (yet) though.
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#28 2008-12-27 23:55:42
- dsr
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Re: First programming language: Python?
IPython has been recommended to me. It's a python shell that supposedly makes it very easy to switch between your favorite editor and the IPython shell (where your file immediately gets executed). Never really used it myself (yet) though.
That sounds almost like slime for CL with emacs. I have to check that out. Thanks!
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