On Thursday, May 5, 2016 at 3:15:58 AM UTC+2, M. Murray wrote: > > On Tue, 2016-05-03 at 05:19 -0700, pgm.l...@gmail.com <javascript:> > wrote: > > Since my change to open source and Python, the time for developing > databases, applications and their publication became much much longer for > me. > I always used beautiful RAD but in the open source world I found no good > environments, so I try to get used again to the way it was, 10 years ago. > > For developing Tryton I would appreciate any advise how I can create my > environment to develop as fast and easy as possible in open source. > > Read a lot of Flask, Nereid and Django, but what do you prefer for > Tryton??? > > We have nice all-in-one and no-code environments but in open source we > still have to wait a year, I'm afraid. Or not??? > > Thanks! > > Pieter > > > > Hi Pieter, > > Not using an IDE, a single tool made by a single team, can actually lead > to more powerful tools being available. I use the following tools in my > work developing tryton modules and python (django+flask) based web apps. > > Editor: SublimeText and/or Atom (from Github). > I used Eclipse + PyDev in the past, but I find Eclipse a bit slow on the > startup and features like multiple cursors make both Sublime and Atom quite > appealing. Both offer a semi-retarded kind of code completion that requires > that you still know what you're doing. Code completion in Pydev (Eclipse) > is much more mature. But, it requires that you setup Pydev to point to the > appropriate python executable that can import Tryton packages/modules. > > Debugger: the good ol' pdb. It works. > > Revision Control: I prefer git over mercurial. But, tryton is a hg > project. I use hg and tortoisehg for when I have to interact with mercurial > repositories. Otherwise, I'm using git and and git-cola > > Test/Dev Execution Environment: virtualenv is your friend. > > Database: I have postgresql installed on my workstation. Is there any > other way to do it? > To communicate with postgres, e.g. to create new users or new databases, I > just use the command line tools as the postgres user. > e.g. > sudo -i -u postgres > createuser -PRESd trytondev > createdb -E UNICODE -O trytondev trytondev34_test > > I hope this helps. > > --- > MM > > Hi MM, >
Thanks for your advice. I will have a look at Atom, PyDev and also at PyCharm. I like SQLserver and Mysql but because of Ubuntu and Tryton now I am using Postgresql with Pgadmin3. it's OK. Pieter -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "tryton-dev" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tryton-dev/5de20409-418f-4e13-a5ea-318c0de4c408%40googlegroups.com.
