Python plugin for IntelliJ IDEA

A week ago, I read the good news about "defrosting" the development of a Python plugin for IDEA. Mindful of the positive feelings that caused communication with IDEA 6 version as a Java-IDE, I decided to try this plugin, since the new build is already available for download and is updated regularly .

In general, I dare to report to you - the impressions are positive. I highly recommend to try everything one way or another connected with Python-development.


Everything looks very beautiful:

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It works - not bad either. This is what I particularly liked.
- Autocompletion is better than analogs (PyDev, NBPY), at the PyScripter level (the best I've seen in this area)
- Actively developing (public assemblies about once a week)
- Very handy icons that demonstrate inheritance, overlap, etc.
- For C-extensions a pseudo-source is generated on Python for auto-completion to work
- Convenient work with version control systems
- Checking for many code flaws and posting evidence
Much more ...

The list of promises - just plunges into shock:
- Automatic code analysis, suggestions for auto-correction
- Refactoring
- Code Templates
- Support Unit Tests
- Debugger Integration
- Deployment and packaging
- Support for autodocumentation
Again, much more

In general, when everything promised will be realized, I think this will be an evolutionary step in the development of Python IDE.

In the meantime, it remains only to wait and save money, since IDEA is not a free product, although it is clearly worth its money, but I, for example, alas, cannot afford it now :( And sorry, you get used to good things quickly.
Although of course you can ask Santa Claus to give me a license for the new year :-)