5 Best Linux IDE’s Now that Atom IDE Is Forever Gone
Ah, shoot… So if you’re here then you likely know that Atom has announced that they have put a “sunset” on the Atom IDE project. It will get archived on December 15, 2022. So if you’re a long time user and supporter of Atom, you’re now asking yourself – What Linux IDE should I use […]
Python Development Crash Course with PyCharm and Kivy
Okay, you just installed PyCharm as your IDE and you want to get started. We will make the following assumptions:
* You are somewhat familiar with coding (most likely Javascript or some other client side scripting).
* You know what variables are and have an idea what a loop is.
* You are somewhat familiar with building an interface, even building a form in HTML or Access
* You have a basic understanding of object oriented programming (we will cover some of that)
Okay, so we will get started with this, and will NOT do “Hello World.”