vote for Pycharm support for Web2py

[Oleg]

If you like to see web2py as supported framework in PyCharm please
vote :)

http://goo.gl/7oJp

seems to be nice IDE..

[Oleg]

up :)

[mikech]

I just voted this up too.  Pycharm is a great IDE and having web2py support would be a nice feature.

[luckysmack]

Totally agree. Vote counted

[mikech]

IDE talk at Pycon2011.  At 13:39 the PyCharm rep shows the Django support, which should give you some idea of what might be done with PyCharm and Web2py, so vote up support at the link mentioned above

[Ross Peoples]

I certainly did. We need a good IDE for web2py.

[mikech]

bump - new pycharm release :

Today, hot on the heels of the IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 release, we’ve released a new EAP build of PyCharm 1.5. This build includes two major new features (which will probably be the last major new features of the 1.5 release).

The first one is database support. You can now use PyCharm to edit .sql files (with full syntax highlighting and code completion), browse the structure of the tables on your database server, run queries and view their results. And of course, in Django applications, PyCharm will automatically recognize the databases referenced from your settings.py file and offer to configure data sources for them. (This currently works for SQLite, MySQL and PostgreSQL database engines).

[Bruno Rocha]

Now with new custom_importer e current object it will be easy to use web2py with any IDE

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Bruno Rocha

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On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 5:21 PM, mikech <mp.c...@gmail.com> wrote:

bump - new pycharm  :

[mikech]

Bump again.  The new Pycharm Early Access Program has released a new version discussed at: http://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2011/10/new-pycharm-2-0-eap-build-cython-coffeescript-code-coverage/  It now has support for Cython and Coffeescript.  The latter sounds very interesting.