Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
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Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
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Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#2I have been using PyCharm for few months after using Sublime Text 2 for years. It is very well engineered tool and has greatly improved my code quality.
Just came to know 'Python code compatibility checks' option. Will definitely be helpful as I am starting to write Python 2/3 compatible code.
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#3Detailed review of PyCharm - Review of PyCharm 3 from a Vim User’s Perspective http://andrewbrookins.com/tech/one-year-later-an-epic-review...
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#4PyCharm was the reason I started coding in Python. I know it sounds weird, but I was a visual studio addict & going to sublime text or a plain text editor just didn't compare.
I wish they had a "startup" package so even boots trappers can get started right.
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#5Yes, PyCharm is miles ahead of other IDEs or text editors, love it.
I wish they had another big sale so i could afford the latest pycharm again.. :(
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#6vim+python-mode is more than enough for my needs.
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#7PyCharm was the reason I started coding in Python. I know it sounds weird, but I was a visual studio addict & going to sublime text or a plain text editor just didn't compare. I wish they had a "startup" package so even boots trappers can get started right.
Well, there's the 'Community Edition'.
Unless you're heavily into WebDev, it's great.
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#8An IDE will never help you develop "Clean, Professional, Maintainable, [and] Quality" code if you're not interested in writing it in the first place. And if you're interested in writing good code in the first place, an IDE is hardly a requirement.
Frankly, as a developer who has tried a number of IDE's and text editors, I'm not sold on the idea that your choice of editing environment has any correlation to any of those titular descriptors in the first place.
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#9An IDE will never help you develop "Clean, Professional, Maintainable, [and] Quality" code if you're not interested in writing it in the first place. And if you're interested in writing good code in the first place, an IDE is hardly a requirement. Frankly, as a developer who has tried a number of IDE's and text editors, I'm not sold on the idea that your choice of editing environment has any correlation to any of tho…
However, I think great IDE will help OTHER people to maintenance and refactor code to clean, professional, and maintainable one.
I always use IDE to refactor code, as other developers might not writing clean code, even myself.
Re: Write Clean, Professional, Maintainable, Quality Code in Python
#10PyCharm was the reason I started coding in Python. I know it sounds weird, but I was a visual studio addict & going to sublime text or a plain text editor just didn't compare. I wish they had a "startup" package so even boots trappers can get started right.
> I wish they had a "startup" package so even boots trappers can get started right.
You could also stay at your day job for a day or two longer and save up for the $99 personal edition.