python and emacs: the rope way

If you follow Planet Emacsen you have probably read a couple of great posts about emacs and python.

Ryan McGuire’s EnigmaCurry blog has a post about using Emacs as a powerful Python IDE, and later about using Autocomplete.el: code completion in emacs. The heart of both posts is rope and ropemacs. Rope is a great!, go to rope’s website for a full feature listing (e.g. autocompletion, refactoring, pydoc, etc.)

A simple post about what you need to install and how you have this post from Edward O’Connor.

Also, if you use yasnippet for templates you may also find interesting Ian Eure’s post about Disabling Python-mode’s skeletons would be also very useful.

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