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this is a thread reagarding running scripts in ATOM - how to headstart into Python while using Atom and GITHub

i just have installed Atom
now i want to start with python..



saw some recommendations for the start with Python: https://hackernoon.com/setting-up-a-pyth...6d7f48e297

- Install a Syntax Theme
- Atom Material
- script package
- some packages & options that help to connect with github.

Well it is very very important to me to connect with github and to work with Git.
Do you have some recommendations here.By far one of the most important packages on this list is the script package. This allows you to run scripts in the Atom editor using the “command + i” keyboard shortcut. The code will run in a panel at the bottom of the text editor. https://atom.io/packages/script

Well that is pretty important. I need to have some options to run the code. IS the script-Package the only one that helps here?

Love to hear from you
I would advice you to drop Atom,at look at VS Code from start.
VS Code is more geared against Python,and connection to Git/GitHub is build in.
As i note so did i use Atom before.