A survey of Python IDEs - Summary (Long)

[Boudewijn Rempt]

Alan Green wrote:

> 
> Boudewijn Rempt has an article about Python IDEs at InformIT
> (<http://www.informit.com> Search for 'Boudewijn'. Free registration
> required.) It was posted last November, and things seem to have moved on a
> bit since then. Never-the-less, a good starting point if you want to know
> what to look for in
> an IDE.  Boudewijn said he will be updating the article "shortly". There
> were 4 products reviewed last time, will there be 14 products reviewed
> this time? <cheeky grin>
> 

No, just two - Komodo and BlackAdder. It will be published at 9/10 (don't 
know whether September 10th or October 9th was meant) - but bear in mind
that the article was written in May...

As for my personal preferences - since I was forced to learn XEmacs around
March, I've grown accustomed to it, and use it for Python, C++, Java, sgml
and html editing... And I do start Qt Designer from XEmacs to design dialog
windows ;-).

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