[adandy]

Real programmers use cat.

[superflit]

Real Real programmers use echo

[_ZeD_]

real programmers use butterflies

[kfir]

IDE's has their place especially when working on along the lines of Java, .NET, large C++ codebase etc. For Python I would expect people to use vim or emacs and alike.

[psionski]

vim is nice, but I'm still struggling to get 100% auto-completion (I'm using jedi-vim and sometimes it doesn't find stuff I'd expect it to) and I have no refactoring ("extract method", "change definition", etc.) or "go to definition". Can you recommend me how to configure it for Python editing? I've tried many guides, the one I used is http://redkrieg.com/2012/12/11/writing-python-like-a-jedi/ but it still lacks a lot of things... Thank you very much!

[kfir]

ctags - http://ctags.sourceforge.net/ should give you "go to definition", no matter what you use emacs or vim

here is something with a bit more detail - http://tartley.com/?p=1277

[metaphorm]

text editors are for wussies. sed to write. cat to read.

[kfir]

here you go troll, watch the one minute demo. tell me you can edit code with this kind of an efficiency in your IDE - https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts

[metaphorm]

wut? that looked like a text editor to me. VIM + shell is an IDE of another kind and its what I use (or Sublime Text, when I feel like it). apparently you think I was advocating the use of IDE's because I made a joke. who's the troll now? dick.