.NET developer migrates to ubuntu for development

Question

I have been developing in .NET now for about 3 years. I like the visual studio IDE and, unfortunately, I can no longer use it.

Can someone save me hours of searching on the Internet and read reviews and suggest the "standard" or the most popular IDE / Text editor for linux that will launch me quickly?

My main goals here are web development supported by Python.

Answer 1

Consider the Wing IDE - IMHO is the best commercial IDE for Python, it supports Django if that’s what you want (like, do 80% of Python sites, I personally prefer werkzeug and the like, but maybe partly because my "web applications" are usually more like "web services", with most parts of the user interface / view being executed in HTML / CSS / Dojo ;-).

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Answer 2

. IDE Python.

Eclipse + PyDev.

Answer 3

-, Python, Django framework .

Googling IDE Django NetBeans .

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Answer 4

.NET linux.
Microsoft Visual Studio - (IDE) Mac, Linux Windows.

Answer 5

gedit . , , tweaks , , . gedit Python, . (Edit → Preferences → Plugins, View → Bottom Pane)

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Answer 6

Wing IDE (http://www.wingware.com/), (IMO) (https://wingware.com/wing101)

Answer 7

If you use a visual studio, I would suggest that mono development will be the closest. As far as I know, his best attempt is to be the Linux version of visual studio. A quick google search gives several results for python plugins for mono development.