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Linux Journal: Programming Tools: eric3
Sep 1, 2004, 13 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (4639 reads)

(Other stories by Reg. Charney)

"I am writing this column for a number of reasons. First, I enjoy programming, and I find writing about it to be a trip. Second, a lot of wonderful programming tools are out there, but many are lost in the noise of competing commercial and non-commercial products. So, part of my job with this column is to highlight some of the tools I think are worthwhile. I will try to be objective, but in the final analysis, it all is subjective. You are free to agree or disagree, as is your wont.

"Also, I don't know everything. New tools are introduced and existing ones are changing and expanding all the time, faster than I can keep up. For these reasons, you can tell me what you think and suggest other tools that you have found particularly useful. You, reader, are invited to be a contributor to this column..."

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I recommend that anyone interested in Py ...   eric3: Great IDE for Python   
Howard B. Golden
Sep 1, 2004, 19:32:25
 
I tried to get Eric3 running on Whitebox ...   Re: eric3: Great IDE for Python   
Gabriel
Sep 2, 2004, 09:29:50
 
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