Re: [Health-dev] Need best IDE to edit GNU Health source code

[Dumitru Ursu]

On 01/29/2014 06:36 PM, Selvakumar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to python and I m searching for a good but free IDE
> (integrated development environment) for GNU Health code. I got lot of
> IDE like PyDev, Komodo, iPython,, Aptana Studio. etc etc. Bit
> confusing to choose.
>
> Please help me on this to proceed to contribute some thing to GNU health.

Use what you are accustomed to. Basically any text editor will do :)
(disclaimer: I'm not a GNU Heath developer)
I usually use vim to develop in any language: mostly ruby and C for now. 
Try the classic ones: emacs, vim.
If you need a more "traditional editor": gedit, kate. If you work on 
Windows, probably notepad++ is a good choice.
This way you wold have the most control, imho.

A text editor and a console would do whatever you wish, in the end 
you'll still get text files, no matter what are you using.

Dima.