I have created a virtualenv and installed SQLAlchemy in it: $ virtualenv alchemy $ source alchemy/bin/activate $ pip install sqlalchemy import works in python: $ python Python 2.7.5 (default, M...

I've been using bpython for Python 2 and now I want to use it for Python 3 as well. However I've run into problems. The bpython documentation reads: bpython supports Python 3. It's as simple as...

I ran into a strange issue today. I was using the Python standard library's string module's letters variable and noticed that the result in bpython was not the same as the result in vanilla python....

I really admire bpython with its nice coloring and autocomplete, autohint and so on. The problem is, there are some features in IPython which I can't do without, for example, reload, magic c...

I would like to use the bpython interpreter for debugging. My question is similar to "Is it possible to go into ipython from code?", which asks about ipython. If you use ipdb.set_trace() you get ...

What does ipython have that bpython lacks and vice versa? How do the two differ?

I love bpython's fast, comprehensive autocompletion and I'd really like to use it right inside my editor/IDE. Is there a way to integrate it into vim/gedit/eclipse/etc? Thanks.

I've been using bpython for a while now for all of my Python interpreting needs. It's delightful, particularly when you're using unfamiliar new libraries, or libraries with a multitude of functions...

IRb is pretty plain compared to bpython, even when using wirble. Is there any ruby equivalent of bpython?