Re: [pylons-discuss] What is your development environment setup?

Currently using Debian, Awesome WM, and PyCharm as IDE with Mercurial as DVCS. Development as well as testing and production environments are built using Buildout. No issue... ;) Regards, Thierry 2017-02-23 19:42 GMT+01:00 Oliver : > My IDE consists of ubuntu, awesome wm,

Re: [pylons-discuss] What is your development environment setup?

My IDE consists of ubuntu, awesome wm, bash+ag+pyenv+virtualenv, git, neovim+fzf+deoplete/jedi+neomake/pylama/pylint/pep8, pytest/xdist, ansible, lxd, docker. The key to have a distinct, reproducible setup and deployment is to use pyenv/virtualenv, where pyenv is able to let you run the python

Re: [pylons-discuss] What is your development environment setup?

I just use pserve on the command line, and vim for editing. Our staging server for bata tests is set up like the production server, so Apache with mod_proxy going to a supervisord job running pserve, and a remote database server. The servers are virtual now but we don't deal with that directly,

[pylons-discuss] What is your development environment setup?

Im just starting out with python and pyramid and Im wondering what do you guys use? Are you using the host without VM? Vagrant? Docker? I came from PHP and usually develop using vagrant. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "pylons-discuss" group. To

Re: [pylons-discuss] Iterating through the views of a resource

Hey Theron, > One thing I can't figure out is how to extract the view callables from > Pyramid (since I need them for the docstrings). Is there someway I can get > a list of the view callables and the associated resource? Or perhaps given > a resource, iterate through all associated view