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List of popular IDEs used for python programming

Though python comes with IDLE, by default, which is good for programming, there are various IDEs which give ease for programming, especially for python.
IDE is the abbreviation of Integrated Development Environment

IDEs for Python:

  1.  Komodo IDE by ActiveState
  2. PyCharm by Jetbrains 
  3. Spyder
  4. Python Tools for Visual Studio (PTVS)
  5. Eclipse & PyDev
  6. Wing IDE
  7. Ninja IDE
  8. IEP 

Almost, all the above IDEs are available across all the major platforms(Linux/Windows/OS X)

Python Software Foundation listed some IDEs in their website.

PS: Click here do check the importance of an IDE in Software Development/Test Cycle.
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