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Join us in the IRC channel: #learnpython on libera.chat Reddit rules These apply also on this subreddit.Posting screenshot of the code is (generally) not allowed.Posting only assignment/project goal is not allowed.Please do not delete your post after you get an answer, others might have a similar question or want to continue the conversation. Please, no "hit and run" posts, if you make a post, engage with people that answer you. Rule 3: No recruiting/hiring/seeking others posts.Rule 2: No posts advertising blogs/videos/tutorials/etc.Rule 1: Posts must be about learning python.Latin America, where Spyder is in third place ahead of P圜harm.Please read the rules and guidelines below and search before posting. P圜harm is in 3rd place everywhere, except We see that Jupyter Notebook leads everywhere, 3 shows the distributions of most popular Python IDEs by region for the top 4 regions.įig. Overall regional distributions of responses was: JupyterLab share is around 15% for Academia and Industry, and only 10% for students.įinally, we also analyzed the responses by region. VSCode is in 2nd place for Company / Self-employed group, while P圜harm barely beats VSCode for 2nd place among students. We see that Jupyter Notebook is the leader for all employment types. 2: Most Popular Python IDEs by Employment Type We also looked at whether the popular IDEs differ by employment type for top 3 categories - see Fig. The distribution by employment type is similar to 2018 poll. We also asked the employment type, and the breakdown was So, if you are only using Jupyter Notebook, check also VS Code!
1 because they < 2% share, wereĬomparing with 2018 poll, we see that VS Code share has grown dramatically,įrom 21% to 32%, while almost every other IDE share has declined. 1: Most Popular Python IDEs, 2020 share of usage vs 2018 Not 56%, because 5% of respondents used both.įig. In 2018 we did not give a separate option of JupyterLab so for proper comparison we combined the answers of Jupyter Notebook (which received 42%) and JupyterLab (14%) into one entry - Jupyter, which had 51% share. Here are the top IDEs which received over 2% share this year. We also compared the share each IDE received to the share in a similar 2018 poll The most popular Python IDEs / Editors (which got over 1900 responses). We allowed up to 3 selections, so that is why shares sum to more than 100%. What Python IDE / Editor you used the most in 2020?
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