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[Jenova's Witness]

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[Luigi Brosse]

Please precise if you are looking for a fully fledged IDE or an advanced text editor.

[Vgr]

If you're looking for an advanced text editor, Notepad++ is what I use daily. It has great syntax highlighting and indentation support. IDLE seems pretty fine too, although I never used it (I prefer directly executing the code rather than go through IDEs).

[Jenova's Witness]

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[Luigi Brosse]

Personally, I am using Sublime Text (since it has an included Python console), but this is more text editor than IDE.

As IDE, I tried out Spyder, quite oriented scientific programming and it was OK. However, for my daily job, it is too much.

I have also heard of Eric IDE, but never tried it out. You can also check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_integrated_development_environments#Python

[Vgr]

If you're going to be using only single-file scripts, Notepad++ has an integrated launch setting. You can also create a simple script to get around that.

[farmboy0]

I use PyDev based on eclipse.