[SciPy-User] ide for numpy?

[Yosef Meller]

On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 1:09 PM, Neal Becker <ndbecker2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> My research uses numpy, scipy, and pyublas for interface to c++ code.  Now
> the research phase is ending, and a real project is beginning.  That means
> delivering code to other engineers (in other groups).
>
> Convincing them to accept code in this form is going to be an uphill battle.
> I'm sure they'd accept matlab code, only because many (recent) engineers
> have some familiarity with it.  I do all my development with emacs, but
> that's not to everyone's liking.  I think an attraction of matlab is a
> decent development environment, things like: click on the name of a vector
> in a gui to plot it.
>
> Is there anything I should look at that might offer an IDE for numpy?

Not saying anything about Spyder, as I need to try it myself. About
the delivery - is it only for people to run, or also to edit the code?
If they're just users, It might be less uphill to create a quick PyQt
GUI to you code's main features and let them use that. If you wrap it
with PyInstaller, they'll never know.

HTH,
Yosef.