[Jython/Java] Which books, which IDEs, which other tools?

[Alex Martelli]

<pirx at mail.com> wrote in message news:a2psar$slq$1 at si05.rsvl.unisys.com...
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> wait and see which way it will go. But overall it seems to me that in a
few
> years we will have most IDEs based on one of three standards: VS/.NET,
> NetBeans, Eclipse - from economic/engineering/complexity necessity. Python

Interesting hypothesis.  Why wouldn't Komodo survive, for example?  Or,
say, PythonWorks?

> will probably be gently pushed that way anyway.

If Python can be developed with the same IDEs also used to develop
other parts/components in other languages, that surely does sound
like a good thing.


Alex