Yeah ! . pbreit ! This does look interesting ! IDEs have their advantages and disadvantages ! ...for me .. it can be an advantage mainly when it comes to quickly view or analyse the specific calls of function contents or codes behind the work being done without having to navigate manually trough the web2py folders and files ! - we get to quickly see or analyse what is going on within the framework ... for example, if a plug-in was made for web2py, while working with the framework, we would get to see or analyse how and what gets called from the web2py files, at what moment and how it runs or interact within the framework etc ... in that sense, it could be a good tool to better apprehend or understand the framework itself ! .. what do you think ? ... I wander : if a web2py plug-in was made for this IDE, similar to the one done for the WING IDE ( which I do not use because it is not free !) would it give web2py more exposure in the python community ??? .. I am thinking that it might ! I'd like to hear your feedback about this ..
( probably most hard core python coders out there use bare bone simple editors .. I may be wrong ! as for me : for python, other languages or most web stuffs, I use Geany a lot, or gedit as my prefered editor .. .. however for php projects, when I was starting and testing myself with various frameworks out there I use netbeans a lot, as well as aptana and they have helped me a lot in my learning curve and understanding of various frameworks ! ) this Ninja-ide really looks interesting ! ... being relatively new to python, and willing to stick with python I am going to give this a run .. thank you for sharing .. so far ... I like it and it looks better & more appealing than WING ...... and it is free ! On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 5:28:27 PM UTC-5, pbreit wrote: > > I don't really care for IDEs but this looked interesting: > http://ninja-ide.org > --
