Luis Felipe <luis.felipe...@protonmail.com> writes: > I've been using Emacs Elpy as my Python IDE for a long time now, but > it's been failing to work properly for a while (currently, > autocompletion doesn't work; before that linting was not working).
I also experience problems with autocompletion at the moment. I’m considering to switch back from company to auto-complete-mode, but I shy away from the re-configuration effort at the moment. > What do you use to program in Python? Is the IDE you use dependable or does > it present these kinds of frequent problems too? I always use Emacs for Python, just python-mode with pyflakes via flycheck. But I’m only doing small stuff in Emacs (having switched to Guile Scheme/Wisp for my hobby stuff). I have not checked lsp for Python. My experience with lsp for Javascript is that they are a bit sluggish — I prefer an Emacs native solution where it exists. Example for that (though other language): Working with js2-mode+eslint via flycheck is superior to lsp/tide-mode in my opinion. I feel the difference, because I’m in a codebase transitioning to Typescript, and the user experience in plain Javascript with js2-mode is better. lsp has more bells and whistles, but js2-mode is precise and instantly at my fingers. Best wishes, Arne -- Unpolitisch sein heißt politisch sein, ohne es zu merken. draketo.de
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