Wing Pro 7

This was my favorite Python IDE for several years. I was able to find everything I ever needed in this IDE. And I'm very picky and demanding when it comes to IDE. I'm using Visual Studio Professional for years to code on another language, which is the most advanced IDE when it comes to features (I'm not saying it's the best). Powerful debugger, refactoring, unit testing, lots of handy interface features, etc. Although I admit sometimes I miss JetBrains code helper tools and Visual Studio resource usage statistics, but very rarely. It comes with a comprehensive, friendly and structured manual accessible in IDE itself. It helps to switch to it from other IDEs or if you're a beginner. Developers are active, always something new. Support is helpful too, on forums and through email. You can install it stand-alone, without Steam on an unlimited number of your other machines, from their website, and use the provided serial key to register it. Works on Linux. Although it's expected from Pyt...

I really like it, 10/10.

mucking afazing, No subscription, ∞ updates to keep fluidity Good project management Tabs- to work with multiple files at a time, I'm a noob programmer, but I enjoy using the interface. it's fully customizable. Highly recommended, and it's a steal if on special. Wishlist if you need to. The editor also supports over 80 other languages, including HTML, Javascript, C/C++, YAML, Mako, and many others. Quote: "{Some of the many other editor features include bookmarks, macros, auto-reload of externally changed files, indentation conversion, keyboard-driven text and regular expression search and replace, line-oriented editing, brace matching, line numbering, unlimited depth undo, and optionally visible white space. Custom editor features can be added by writing Python scripts, which can appear in menus, the toolbar, or be bound to keys.}"