Confession: I'm an IDE user. Years of Emacs with occasional flirtations with IDEs (Komodo, PyDev) always led me back to Emacs. PyCharm (with the requisite 4 GB RAM upgrade for the Java tax) is the one that stuck.
PyCharm has never had any specific Pyramid support, until now. The upcoming 3.0 version will have some support for Pyramid, and the latest early access preview makes this available. Here is a screencast I just made demonstrating the support:
Screencast showing Pyramid support in PyCharm 3.0 EAP
In this demo I show:
Creating Project using "Project type" of Pyramid
Making a virtual environment under Python 3.3.2 (using pyvenv) for the new project
Telling PyCharm to install Pyramid into the project
Choosing one of the Pyramid-provided "scaffolds" to generate a working sample
Using the PyCharm-generated "Run Configuration" to easily execute the generated setup.py
Using the PyCharm-generated "Run Configuration" to start the Pyramid project and view the home page in a browser
I also show a reminder to bring in stuff for the office omelets (my 3 chickens are laying eggs faster than we can eat them)
Two caveats I covered:
There is a bug, now fixed, in the run configuration about working directory. The .. cntd
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