While still being quite new to "professional" python development, I would argue that it makes sense to follow some codestyle guidelines.
My current IDE spyder has a built-in parser that does some style checks following "pycodestyle" [1] - formerly pep8 - but also some checks about deprecated access types and so on.
They seem to be quite helpful to me, well supported and accepted in the python community.
What do you think?
[1] https://pypi.org/project/pycodestyle/
P.S.: While using spyder now, I am open for suggestions
While still being quite new to "professional" python development, I would argue that it makes sense to follow some codestyle guidelines.
My current IDE spyder has a built-in parser that does some style checks following "pycodestyle" [1] - formerly pep8 - but also some checks about deprecated access types and so on.
They seem to be quite helpful to me, well supported and accepted in the python community.
What do you think?
[1] https://pypi.org/project/pycodestyle/
P.S.: While using spyder now, I am open for suggestions