While completion is nice, I think that what seems like a steep learning curve is actually not that much. You mostly use a few of the framework functions and variables, unless you adding something new to your project, like authentication or maybe a new table. So I'd say that you don't need it. And if using a framework like this is a bit too much at first, try some offline project with smaller libraries. I'm sure you could come up with some fun little scripts to write, with PyGame for example. In general I'd say that while completion in python speeds things up (ipython is a really pleasant tool for that reason), it is of much less use than in Java for example, with which I've worked quite a bit (oh the years of sorrow!).
On Jan 20, 9:24 am, Tweety <tweetych...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I am a newbie both with web2py, python and computer and web development > in general. I am trying to digest Massimo's book which I bought from > Lulu. I just want to ask anybody if they can suggest an IDE that has > intellisense that can make learning much more easier for me? > > Right now, I am just trying to memorize all the functions and it is > really hard for me :( > > I am desperate to learn but am wondering if anybody can suggest an IDE > that can work with web2py that has intellisense? > > I hope someday Web2Py will have intellisense :) > > Thanks 2 you all, > > Tweety
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