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Need Advice on ide choice for Django Development

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python

django

ide

I've been programming with PHP for about 6 years, and wanna start developing on django.

Now I have some questions for you django pros. I've been using PHPDesigner for about a year, because I could never be relieved and code well with eclipse/aptana/similar. I just feel weird with them.

I also have used Komodo Edit and gmate (gedit hack+plugins to make gedit look and work like textmate) on linux.

Of course this question has been answered here before, but most answers were either out of date or were the applications which i'm not feeling comfortable.

So, what IDE would you suggest ? Free solutions would be cool, but price is not a criteria here.

p.s: some documentations / suggestions like "django for noobs" would also be appreciated.

Edit: I'm using Windows 7.

Thanks

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Arda Avatar asked Dec 21 '22 17:12

Arda


2 Answers

I suggest you to use PyCharm. It has a great built-in django support, and continuously improved with new features.

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Aldarund Avatar answered Jan 02 '23 07:01

Aldarund


Personally, I stick with Netbeans. It does have support for Python and Django, as well as your other languages (PHP, Java, etc). It's nice and quick, and is quite configurable. And it's open source.

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ircmaxell Avatar answered Jan 02 '23 05:01

ircmaxell