Wing Python IDE

2020

Learn how to use Wing Pro to develop and debug containerized Python code that is managed by Docker Compose.   Read more

Use multiple concurrent selections in Wing Python IDE to apply a single edit to several parts of your code at once.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing with PyXLL to develop and debug Python extensions for Microsoft Excel.   Read more

This is a roadmap explains the configuration options available in Wing Pro for different debugging scenarios on local or remote systems, with code launched from the IDE or from the outside, with or without a virtual environment, and optionally multi-threaded and/or multi-process.   Read more

Wing's Python debugger allows you to set conditional breakpoints to isolate specific cases that need debugging or for which you want to write new code interactively.   Read more

Wing's Python debugger can move the program counter, so you can go back and try code again in order to find the original cause of a bug, without having to restart the debug process.   Read more

Open project files quickly in Wing Personal and Wing Pro by typing a fragment of a file name or file path.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing Pro to remotely debug AWS-hosted Python services that are launched from outside of the IDE.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing Pro to remotely develop, test, and debug Python code running on an AWS instance.   Read more

This useful trick lets you find the point of definition of symbols in source code, while working with those symbols at runtime in Wing Pro's integrated Python Shell and Debug Console.   Read more

Wing 7.2 added support for creating and using Anaconda environments with Wing projects.   Read more

Wing 7.2 added support for launching modules from the IDE in a way that simulates running "python -m" on the command line.   Read more

Wing 7.2 expanded the options for working with virtualenv, so it's time to revisit how to use virtualenv with Wing.   Read more

Wing 7.2 adds the ability to manually or automatically reformat Python code using the Black or YAPF code formatting tools.   Read more

2019

Find files and symbols quickly in Wing by typing a fragment of their names.   Read more

Get around Python code quickly with Wing's code index menus and source browser.   Read more

Navigate Python code more quickly with goto-definition, find uses, and project-wide search.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing for rapid development and debugging of Python code running under the Flask web framework.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing Python IDE to interactively develop and debug Python code designed for the Matplotlib numerical and scientific plotting library.   Read more

Learn how to use the code warnings system Wing Pro 7 to find errors in Python code.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing 7 to debug Python code running inside Docker containers.   Read more

Wing Pro 7 introduced an array and data frame viewer that can be used to efficiently display slices of very large data objects in the debugger.   Read more

Presentation Mode in Wing 7 temporarily magnifies the entire user interface, so the screen can be read more easily during meetings or talks.   Read more

A look at how to quickly switch between light and dark mode and the options for color configurations in Wing Python IDE.   Read more

Learn how to quickly introduce a new variable based on existing Python code, using refactoring in Wing Pro.   Read more

Learn how to quickly move functions, methods, classes, and other symbol definitions around in Python code, using refactoring in Wing Pro.   Read more

Learn how to quickly create new functions and methods out of existing blocks of Python code, using refactoring in Wing Pro.   Read more

In the final installment of this multi-part series on extending Wing with Python scripts, we take a closer look at the scripting API and write a more complex script.   Read more

In this installment of our multi-part series on extending Wing with Python scripts, we take a look at how extension scripts can collect arguments from the user.   Read more

In this installment of our multi-part series on extending Wing with Python scripts, we explain how to set up a project for developing and debugging your extension scripts.   Read more

This installment of our multi-part series on extending Wing introduces how to write simple Python scripts to add custom functionality to the IDE.   Read more

Learn how to use external code quality checkers like Pylint, pep8, and mypy with Wing Pro 7's new code warnings system.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing Pro to develop, test, and debug Python code running on a remote host, virtual machine, or container.   Read more

Learn how to use quickly select logical units of Python code from the keyboard in Wing, as a way to make some editing tasks faster.   Read more

Learn how to use refactoring in Wing Pro to quickly rename symbols and attributes in Python code.   Read more

Learn how to use multiple selections in Wing Python IDE to avoid repetitive code editing tasks.   Read more

Wing Pro 7's debugger introduces the ability to display an overlay with the value of all visible symbols in the editor.   Read more

Learn how to configure Wing to work with the Anaconda Python distribution for data science, machine learning, and other applications that use many third party packages.   Read more

Learn some more of the auto-editing operations in Wing Pro, for PEP 8 compliant auto-spacing, correcting out-of-order typing, and changing the type of quotes around a string.   Read more

Learn about Wing Pro's auto-invocation feature, which makes writing Python code that calls functions and methods easier and less prone to errors.   Read more

Learn about some of the less obvious auto-editing operations in Wing Pro, starting with the creation and management of blocks in Python code.   Read more

2018

Learn how to use Wing Pro to develop, test, and debug Python Code running in Vagrant containers.   Read more

Wing Pro is a Python IDE that can be used to develop, test, and debug Python code running inside Windows Subsystem for Linux.   Read more

2017

Wing Pro is a Python IDE that can be used to develop, test, and debug a website on a remote server, VM, or other system where an IDE cannot be installed.   Read more

Wing Pro can be used to develop and debug Python code written for Jupyter Notebooks.   Read more

Wing 6 makes Wing Personal free, streamlines the process for applying for free Wing Pro licenses, and introduces an annual licensing option.   Read more

Wing Pro 6 introduces easy to configure and use remote Python development, where the IDE can edit, test, debug, search, and manage files as if they were stored on the same machine as the IDE.   Read more

Wing Python IDE version 6 improves and extends support for multiple selections on the editor, making it easier to select and then apply edits to a number of selections at once.   Read more

2015

Wing Python IDE can remotely debug code running on a Raspberry Pi, so you can quickly isolate and fix bugs by setting breakpoints, stepping through code, and inspecting data.   Read more

Wing Pro 5.1 added a Find Symbol in Project feature that lets you navigate to the point of definition of a symbol defined anywhere in your project by typing a fragment matching the name.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing Pro's Debug Probe to debug and write new Python code interactively.   Read more

Wing IDE 5.1 adds multi-process debugging and automatic child process debugging.   Read more

Learn how to move the program counter while debugging Python code in Wing IDE Pro.   Read more

2014

Wing IDE 5.0.9 adds the ability to set an active range of code in the editor. This makes it easier to reevaluate edited sections of code in the Python Shell or Debug Probe.   Read more

This new screencast takes you on a tour of some of the features in Wing IDE Professional version 5.   Read more

How to get the most out of Wing IDE Pro's auto-completer and source assistant for Python.   Read more

Learn how to use Wing IDE Pro's advanced auto-editing features to speed up writing and modifying Python code.   Read more