[ATC3]

Does anyone know of a python IDE that you can use to collaborate on projects?
Something sort of like BlueJ for Java.

[mi14chal]

You can use Eclipse with plugin PyDev. More information: http://pydev.org/

[ATC3]

Okay any other suggestions?

[atraub]

Why would you down-vote a good suggestion?

It's unclear what you actually are looking for in terms of collaboration tools... BlueJ has none that I'm aware of. Do you want a list of Python IDE's? If so, you could simply search the site for Python IDE and you'd find this thread which has plenty of information on it. If this doesn't answer your question, could you please be more specific?

This post has been edited by atraub: 10 November 2011 - 03:47 PM

[ATC3]

BlueJ does have collaboration features where you can connect to a server and collaborate. I am looking for something like that for python. I liked his suggestion, must have been done by someone else here at the house.

[atraub]

I think what you need is a code repository such as git or subversion.

Subversion does have a plugin for eclpise, but I can't say how good it is.

This post has been edited by atraub: 10 November 2011 - 04:28 PM

[ATC3]

Good idea thanks!

[stackoverflow]

I prefer a plain text editor like Vim.

However, for an IDE-- I think Python's IDLE editor is fantastic and contains a nice debugger, stack tracer etc. I like being able to right click and slam a break point anywhere I want.

PyDev for Eclipse is nice, but total over kill.

Python isn't a language where you need an all out swiss army knife IDE to do your work. Even large projects are pretty simple to manage with a plain text editor.

This post has been edited by stackoverflow: 10 November 2011 - 08:45 PM

[FamiHug]

Vim + Git is my answer.

[atraub]

vim + git is good for straight python, but for bigger things (like django apps) you'll want a more robust IDE to stay sane.

[ATC3]

I will take all these into consideration. Thank you very much!

[AdamSpeight2008]

There is also Python Tools For VS

[atraub]

AdamSpeight2008, I knew when I saw you were the last person to respond to this, we'd be in .net world

Incidentally, I had no idea that VS had support for CPython, that's really cool!

[tonysharp]

For collaborative projects, I use Geany IDE, and save my files into a folder that I share with my team using SpiderOak. Very simple and effective.