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How to Get Started with PyCharm and Have a Productive Python IDE

by kroger on 1/29/14, 12:05 PM with 6 comments

• by kroger on 1/29/14, 12:07 PM

  OP here. I'm curious to know what people think about the post.

  I'm specially interested to know what you think of the screenshots (too many?, too few? too small? too big?) and if you prefer the animated gifs (there are a couple) or a video (there's a short one).

• by phireal on 1/29/14, 5:20 PM

  Your principal complaint about people using Vim/Emacs as Python IDEs is that to do so requires customisation of the default configurations. Yet, in this post, you go on to include fairly lengthy instructions on how to customise PyCharm to use as an IDE!

  Nevertheless, the post is well written and easy to follow. The screenshots are useful if you're scanning to see what the content is before committing to actually reading the whole thing.