I found out that on realpython, the (free) text version of the original article (when one had been written, before they decide to move to the videos+paywall thing) are still accessible under "Supporting material" on every following video pages. For Thonny: https://realpython.com/python-thonny/
I found out that on realpython, the (free) text version of the original article (when one had been written, before they decide to move to the videos+paywall thing) are still accessible under "Supporting material" on every following video pages. For Thonny: https://realpython.com/python-thonny/
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Today, a new version (3.2.5) of Thonny has been released. It incorporates support for Friendly-traceback (which needs to be installed separately). Currently, the download link on Thonny's homepage still links to version 3.2.4. The latest version can be found on Github.
Thonny is a fantastic IDE for beginners, especially those learning in a classroom environment, as it offers many useful tools that can be used effectively by teachers to demonstrate some programming concepts. Thonny is the work of Aivar Annamaa, who is apparently recognized as an excellent lecturer -- which does not suprise me given the thoughtful design of Thonny. He has been interviewed about Thonny on PythonPodcast.
Real Python has a fairly comprehensive review here.
posted by André Roberge at 12:29 PM on Dec 25, 2019
"Xmas present from Thonny"
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I found out that on realpython, the (free) text version of the original article (when one had been written, before they decide to move to the videos+paywall thing) are still accessible under "Supporting material" on every following video pages.
For Thonny: https://realpython.com/python-thonny/
7:18 PM
I found out that on realpython, the (free) text version of the original article (when one had been written, before they decide to move to the videos+paywall thing) are still accessible under "Supporting material" on every following video pages.
For Thonny: https://realpython.com/python-thonny/
7:18 PM