On Oct 22, 2008, at 7:21 AM, Brendan Simons wrote:
I'll offer a counter opinion to say that I quite like Komodo.
I appreciate the input. However, I have to admit a bias towards an IDE actually written in Python, for several reasons.
If you can live with just text highlighting and the ability to run scripts from the editor, I like textwrangler.
I do like TextWrangler too, and it's certainly better than nothing. But it's not what I would consider an IDE.
FYI, I've been most impressed so far with Editra. It's still a little green (it took me a while to figure out how to run a script, for example, and some of the cursor movement in the editor isn't quite right yet), but it's got great code completion and pop-up method signatures, and a very flexible plug-in architecture that I think is going to serve it well as it grows. The author has been very responsive and helpful, too, and cares about Mac users -- for example, it's available as a prepackaged app with a nice high-res icon and so on.
It's a wxPython app and the author is open to contributions, so I will probably roll up my sleeves and see what I can do to help it along.
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