Comments on Subclassed: IntelliJ PyCharm 2.0 and Jython 2.2 don't really g...

re the follow-up on the PyCharm blog, they may hav...

2012-01-05T16:36:34.655Z

re the follow-up on the PyCharm blog, they may have the edge against PyDev on Jython version: if you read the PyDev blog, it seems that for various reasons (some better than others) the Eclipse plugin will stay with 2.2 for quite a while...

I've replied to this on the PyCharm blog: http...

2012-01-05T08:52:21.522Z

I've replied to this on the PyCharm blog:
http://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2012/01/the-story-behind-jython-support-in-pycharm/

I appreciated NetBeans for GUI (i.e. Swing) progra...

2012-01-04T13:10:53.071Z

I appreciated NetBeans for GUI (i.e. Swing) programming - but that's because when I tried the standard tools available in Eclipse I couldn't get my head around some weird behaviour, e.g. adding an initially empty table to a panel shows nothing on the panel instead of some kind of predefined rectangular area representing the table - and I heard folks able to do Ruby programming on it, but as a general rule I try to stay as far away as I can, because I just don't like the way it works. To each his own, I guess.

For the record, I actually tried NetBeans before g...

2012-01-04T12:53:55.538Z

For the record, I actually tried NetBeans before going back to Eclipse. From my G+ feed:

"Netbeans supports Jython!".
Installed NB, New Project, no sign of Python or Jython. Looked under Plugins, no sign of Python or Jython. Back to Google, found experimental plugin repository, configured, Python plugin appears! Installed, restarted NB, New Project -> Python, set runtime to jython, import sys, sys-dot-ctrl-space -> No suggestion. Window -> Python console, error. Changed Jython version, different error.
Uninstalled NetBeans.

No stalking - well, not on G+ anyway. It just occu...

2012-01-04T12:41:39.488Z

No stalking - well, not on G+ anyway. It just occurred to me that you could have tried PyDev while reading your latest tweets about the unexpected lack of Jython support in PyCharm.

Are you stalking me on G+ ? I actually just posted...

2012-01-04T12:13:06.617Z

Are you stalking me on G+ ? I actually just posted something about that... I wouldn't say I "fell in love again", but certainly the Eclipse/PyDev combo seems to have the most complete feature matrix when it comes to Jython.

I love your wrap-ups, but this is missing the part...

2012-01-04T12:09:54.165Z

I love your wrap-ups, but this is missing the part where you try PyDev for Jython development and fall in love with Eclipse again.