5 tweaks for your Python dev setup you should make today

Hey Reader,

I’ve been using the Sublime Text editor for almost 4 years now in my Python development workflow—

And I think it’s an *amazing* combo.

There are many other editors and IDEs available for writing Python (and I don't "discriminate" against any of them.)

But Sublime just hits the sweet spot for me after having used PyCharm, Emacs, Atom, TextMate and a bunch of other editors.

I kept getting questions about this development setup when I used it in my YouTube screencasts.

And it made me realize how difficult it can be to set up an enjoyable Python development environment—one that's fun to work with.

There are 5 simple tweaks you can apply to make your own Python development environment better: more efficient and more enjoyable to use.

My (free) "5 Sublime Text Tweaks to Boost Your Python Productivity" email course shows you how.

If you're interested in taking this course the click the link below and receive the first lesson via email right away:

>> Click here to sign up for my free 5-day Sublime Text Python Tweaks class

If you're not interested then feel free to simply ignore this email (but you'll be missing out on some "war stories" and tips.)

In any case:

Happy Pythoning!

— Dan Bader