The current state of IDEs built for Python is an embarrassment of riches. Seven products made the cut for our big Python IDE rundown, but many more were worth noting. Available IDEs range from sophisticated efforts that provide a full-blown development system to modest projects suited to first-time Pythonistas.
Here are four more Python IDEs, from the minimal to the maximal, that you probably want on your radar.
Eric7
Like Python’s own native IDE IDLE, Eric7 is a Python IDE written in Python, although it uses the Qt6 UI framework to provide a far more sophisticated UI than IDLE. Because the source is all Python, that makes it quite hackable for Python developers who want control over their IDE from the inside out.
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