Pymakr... Time of Death : 09/02... ;-)

[exquisitus]

how come are these 4 the "most popular"? you gotta be kidding me...
eclipse and idea?

[mo-seph]

@bucknall hardware.

[bucknall]

@mo-seph I created this just for you https://forum.pycom.io/category/30/hardware ;-) Hope we can help resolve this!

[happyday]

This is the way to go. I use PyDev within the Eclipse environment. Do you see a plug in developed for this? (Thank you).

[Bajoja]

When a beta?
Anxious for a beta because Pymakr does not work here.

[TravisT]

I tend to like to plug in my board when doing a lot of development. So my tools are Atom and rshell. This is partly because I write on multiple processors and USB is the simple common denominator.
https://github.com/dhylands/rshell

[juriw]

Great news! We have had some problems with Pymakr and are looking forward to an Atom plugin! Where to look for the release of Atom plugin? Have tried to find the project on Github without any luck.

[bucknall]

Hi @juriw,

It is still under development but should be coming in the next month or so! I'll make sure to keep you updated!

[juriw]

@bucknall Sweet! :) Looking forward to working with it.

[Innocenzo]

@bucknall Very good news. There are some release dates?

[fos]

@danielm

Very interesting news. It is moving in a positive direction. Maybe you could update your "Getting Started" documentation.

I am using the WiPy 2.0 via telnet and a simple editor.

Are there any plans to support WingIDE?

Thank you,
v/r
Jeff

[bucknall]

Hi @fos,

We're just waiting for the first builds of the new plugins to arrive - however, we will put up a notice about Pymakr in the documentation to reflect this!

Right now we're looking to start with these 4 IDEs/Editors but we shall see going forward!

Will keep you updated!

Thanks,

Alex

[juriw]

@bucknall Have you thought about talking with Zerynth (https://www.zerynth.com/) about them integrating your boards? I think their IDE and environment looks really sleek!

[nextcloud]

Hi Alex,

Do you plan to support for editors open source software? The editors mentioned are either proprietary closed source software or in case of Atom editor - raise significant privacy concerns. From Wikipedia: 'Atom reports usage information to Google Analytics, including a unique UUID v4 random identifier.'

Thanks.

[bucknall]

Hi @nextcloud - We're definitely open for suggestions down the line. We're trying to hit these 4 specific editors as generally they are beginner friendly and allow anyone to get up & running quickly. Once these 4 are finished, we'll start looking into other editors that we can support.

If you have suggestions, feel free to share them here! If we know what the community want then we can help support you!

Thanks!

[jasonriedy]

@bucknall Same suggestion as previously: Command-line tools we can wrap from our preferred environment (e.g. Emacs, vi) and deployment chain.

[fos]

@bucknall Thank you for the prompt reply.

v/r
Jeff

[MaSePreetz]

@nextcloud Just a remark to the tracking via UUID: Wikipedia also mentions how to turn off the tracking:

There was initially concern and discussion about two opt-out packages that report various data to external servers.[19][20][21][22][23] However, those packages are now opt-in with a verbose dialog at the first initial launch:[24]

• Metrics package: Reports usage information to Google Analytics. By default, Atom reports usage information to Google Analytics, including a unique UUID v4 random identifier.[25] According to the authors, this is to determine the performance and know the most-used functions.[26] This feature can be disabled by the user by opening the Settings View, searching for the metrics package, and disabling it.[25]
• Exception-reporting package: Reports uncaught Atom exceptions to bugsnag.com.[27] This feature can be disabled and, unlike the metrics package, it is not mentioned to the user after installing. Another concern is that "the description of exactly what data is being collected is very lacking."[19]

Just my two cents,
Marc

[Clemens]

For me it's a good decision, I have installed Pymakr once but was not quite happy. Standard tools are the way to go, not the x.th application for a problem that is x-1 times solved (with x > 100 ;-).

Focusing on more important things is great and leads to a more focused product. Great product, great support! And I really confident that the limit is not reached yet!

[tim]

Atom plugin +1