Ninja-IDE is a wonderful Python IDE: it includes most of the tools one needs in order to code and manage Python projects, and it is very fast (except for the directory tree construction). I like especially the higlighting of errors and PEP8, the project manager, and the auto-formatting (trailing spaces…).

Some functionalities are still missing or very painful to use:

• the directory tree has no drag-and-drop possibilities, all the actions have to be launched by right-clicking (it is the worse point);
• do not list all files in the project directories, just the ones whose extensions is defined in the settings (so it is not possible to edit text files without extension);
• the plugin system has still some drawback and is not very flexible;
• despite its capabilities for theming and changing the window interfaces, it is very difficult to manage the different styles and I have a lot of bugs with them;
• I miss the code completion from Pydev: here it does not launch when writing but one has to use a shortcut.

The django plugin is very useful but one has to configure a virtual environment even if one does not use it.

Finally I have written a little plugin to help writing documents using ReST (reStructuredText) markup, (used by Sphinx documentation generator). The first version (0.1) adds a tab which display the title hierarchy. You can find it on the Ninja-IDE website or on Github.