Re: Python 'mentoring'

Hi Zvi, On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 7:59 AM, Steve G. wrote: > I am not a professional programmer, but after taking a couple of Python > online courses, I am trying to put the knowledge to good use. I am working > on a few study-aids for learning English words. > > Currently I

Re: Python 'mentoring'

Hi Zvi, Regarding IDE, I personally use vim with a plugin called python-mode, but if you want a full-fledged IDE, you have pycharm or pydev (can be used as an Eclipse plugin). You're welcome to join us in the public knowledge workshop, we use python for most of the projects and have meetings in

Python 'mentoring'

I am not a professional programmer, but after taking a couple of Python online courses, I am trying to put the knowledge to good use. I am working on a few study-aids for learning English words. Currently I write the code in gedit or nano/pico, then run the script in a terminal, using "python

Re: Python 'mentoring'

For an IDE I would recommend PyCharm (https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/). It is not free software but they do have a Community Edition which is free. The Community Edition is limited to only being focused on Python. The Professional Edition includes support for full