Last Site Update: 03 February 2005 | Latest Version: 0.9.0
 

PyDev - Python IDE

(Python development enviroment for Eclipse)
 
 
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A little history

Pydev is currently maintained by Fabio Zadrozny.
It has been created by Aleks Totic as a "getting to know Eclipse project".

News:

New Release: 0.9.0!!

  • This release claims support for python 2.4 syntax (sort of - see details here).
  • The new PyLint 0.6 is integrated with PyDev!!
  • Builders can be disabled if you want (check our FAQ).


    • IMPORTANT: Code Completion is still not finished, but for those of you using python 2.4, you should really upgrade (because of a build error, sometimes version 0.8.5 code completion did not work well with python 2.4)


    FAQ: I added a FAQ to the project, as it seems we're starting to reach an always-growing python audience. So, don't forget to read it before asking for support or using the users forum.


    Donations:
    Thanks to everyone that supports this project... It feels really good know that the effort to support this project is being appreciated!
    And thanks to ESSS for giving me some free time to work on PyDev.
    If you also want to donate, click here (paypal). And just as a reminder... When you donate to a sourceforge project, you indirectly donate to sourceforge too (so, you donate for both open source initiatives at once)!

    Quick Summary

    So, what is PyDev?

    PyDev is featured as a plugin for eclipse for editing, running and debugging Python scripts. It has already proven stable, even though it has still not reached version 1.0. Some features provided are:

  • Code Completion
  • Refactoring with bicycle repair man
  • Outline
  • Find definition (powered by bicycle repair man)
  • Debugger
  • Content Assistant
  • Code Coverage
    • Etc. (more details can be found at the features page)

    It is featured as an open source project, so, if you want, you can just go to the downloads page, get it and use it as you like.