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Python - Recommended Development Environment for Remote Development

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What IDE would you recommend for developing Python?

I am very new to python development and can use your help.

I am developing code in python that will eventually run as a daemon in the Amazon web services window. The idea is that it can be a multi-threaded daemon that will import several RSS feeds and send them to the MySQL database in the same field. Django will be used to display processed results from feeds on a web page.

I am looking for an IDE development environment for the Macbook Air that will allow me to write code efficiently (i.e. develop code on a remote box so that I don’t have to create a working environment on a Mac and then duplicate it on the aws box).

Any suggestions on the right tools for remote development? Is this something that could be done with the Aptan studio and the pid? If so, what settings do I need to configure? What resources (besides stackoverflow answers - you should see).

Considering that I am struggling at this stage of development, any constructive help is welcome.

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PyCharm is a great development environment. This is like a visual studio, but with good python support. It also allows you to access deleted files.

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eclipse allows you to define your project on a remote computer if you want a nice graphical interface.

Otherwise, you can go with ssh and vim / nano / ed / emacs

Hope this helps

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Remember that the choice of an IDE is extremely subjective, people go to war for it. Having said that, my development looks like using vagrant on a Mac is the OS that is your AWS, which will be the OS to which the tramp is loading. My selection editor is vim, and I use plugins like spf13 to set up a complete consistent environment. YMMV, an important thing can go and do a few iterations and choose what is convenient for you.

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