| Topic | Python | Java | Ruby | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wiki | MoinMoin | JSPWiki | Redmine | - |
| DSCM | Mercurial | - | - | Git |
| Bugs | Roundup | - | Redmine | - |
| Build | Scons | Ant, Maven | - | - |
| Automated Builds | Buildbot | Hudson | - | - |
| Shell | IPython | - | - | bash |
| Web framework (light) | web.py, cherrypy | - | - | - |
| Web framework (heavy) | Django | Play! | RoR | - |
| Editor | PyDev, Emacs | Eclipse, NetBeans | NetBeans | - |
| Message Service | - | (JMS) ActiveMQ | - | - |
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Wiki: MoinMoin
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Note: While in principle I like everything to be Python, I'm willing to add depencies for good enough software. Instead of MoinMoin for example, I'm using JSPWiki because it looks so much nicer. I have JSPWiki working with Mercurial which is more important to me that it running on python.
Version Control: Mercurial#
Mercurial has saved me many times. I try to do everything now with this DSCM tool. I can see why in some cases however people still choose svn. I try not to be religious about it.
Bugs Database: Roundup#
I was unable to find a bug solution that worked with Mercurial. Perhaps the nature of this just doesn't lend itself to DSCM. I've had to satisfy myself with doing a db dump and saving that into Mercurial periodically as a backup.
Make replacement: Scons#
I really can't stand make. For Java, I think Ant might be the way to go just because it's important to know.
Automated Builds: Buildbot#
Pretty good.
Interactive Shell: IPython#
Very nice indeed. webpy conflicts with it however.
Web Framework: webpy, Django, Pylons#
Django#
Editor: TextMate, PyDev, Emacs#
Windows had an editor I liked, but it was written in Delphi. Mac doesn't really have a good one. I've gotten used to print statements though.
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