Show HN: I developed an IDE tailored for Python developers
I spent five years developing an IDE for Python developers called "PyMe", which can help Python learners visualize software development. The overall usage process is similar to Visual Basic, where drag and drop can create interfaces, and variables or event functions can be bound to controls through the right-click menu. It can also create a large number of access functions through the mouse menu. Finally, when you complete this task, you can directly "run" and see the results. If there are no problems, you can also "publish" and package it as an EXE, or even an APK on Android devices.
The main value of PyMe is to provide Python developers with a WYSIWYG development tool.
I fix bugs and update versions every night, and currently only the Windows version is available. You can go directly to https://github.com/honghaier-game/PythonIDE-PyMe Download,
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This looks like a very good effort. A few words of feedback on the website if you don't mind:
- people who come to the website most likely want to quickly decide whether this is for them. So put screenshots at the very beginning along with a short description of how PyMe is different- just like you did here in this post.
- the tutorials are a big plus, but it would be fair to warn the reader that they are currently only available in Chinese.
The project looks cool, I hope you find your audience!
- people who come to the website most likely want to quickly decide whether this is for them. So put screenshots at the very beginning along with a short description of how PyMe is different- just like you did here in this post.
- the tutorials are a big plus, but it would be fair to warn the reader that they are currently only available in Chinese.
The project looks cool, I hope you find your audience!
You are absolutely right. I should spend more effort on building a good website. I will allocate some of my energy to building websites and tutorials. Prior to this, I have written two books: one is "Practical Python Cross Platform Application Software Development", which is a complete tutorial on using PyMe to develop software, and the other is "Python based Graphics Engine Development", which teaches how to use Python to develop 3D engines. Many editing tools are developed using PyMe. I wrote two books, but I didn't put in the effort to make the website good, which was my negligence.
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On Github there is an exe which I ASSUME is an runable sites are in some type of langusage I can not understand so I have no idea what I would be buyingtargeted On Github there is an exe from I ASSUME pyinstaller, but there is no indication which OS is targeted. SINCE NO SOURCE IS PROVIDED THERE IS NO WAY TO DETERMINE IF THE EXEE IS SAFE OR NOT GOOD Bye Best of luck in your battle against Jet Brains PyCharm
On Github there is an exe which I ASSUME is an runable sites are in some type of langusage I can not understand so I have no idea what I would be buyingtargeted On Github there is an exe from I ASSUME pyinstaller, but there is no indication which OS is targeted. SINCE NO SOURCE IS PROVIDED THERE IS NO WAY TO DETERMINE IF THE EXEE IS SAFE OR NOT GOOD Bye Best of luck in your battle against Jet Brains PyCharm