r/Python is a subreddit with 1.5M members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and self-promotion, and the community frequently discusses python, looking for a, looking, tired, and tool, and they frequently recommend/review python ide, gui library, and ide.
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Popular Themes in r/Python
#1
Advice Requests
: "What are your goto lesserknown standard library modules that more Python devs should know about?"
9 posts
#2
Self-Promotion
: "Otary - Image & Geometry Python Library now includes Tutorials"
3 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "Any good open source python runtime instrumentation?"
2 posts
#4
Ideas
: "I wanna make python app"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/Python
#1
Python
: "How has working with other languages and frameworks improved your Python?"
135 posts
#2
Looking For A
42 posts
#3
Looking
32 posts
#4
Tired
22 posts
#5
Tool
18 posts
#6
Struggling
12 posts
#7
Annoying
12 posts
#8
Looking For
11 posts
#9
App
10 posts
#10
Ai
9 posts
Products Discussed in r/Python
Python Ide
91 reviews
#1
Microsoft
4.5★ from 21 reviews
#2
JetBrains
4.0★ from 21 reviews
#3
Spyder
3.8★ from 10 reviews
Gui Library
87 reviews
#1
PyQt
4.0★ from 12 reviews
#2
PySimpleGUI
4.5★ from 11 reviews
#3
wxPython
4.2★ from 6 reviews
Ide
57 reviews
#1
JetBrains
4.5★ from 11 reviews
#2
Microsoft
4.4★ from 10 reviews
#3
Thonny
4.4★ from 8 reviews
Flair Used in r/Python
#1
Discussion
: "I just learned round() uses bankers' rounding"
42 posts
#2
:pythonLogo: Daily Thread
: "Monday Daily Thread: Project ideas!"
40 posts
#3
News
: "FastAPI Cloud in Public Beta ⚡️"
18 posts
#4
Resource
: "New Humble Bundle of Python ebooks benefiting the Python Software Foundation"
14 posts
#5
Tutorial
: "Celery on AWS ECS - prevent lost tasks and ensure the work is always done"
6 posts
#6
Showcase
: "Showcase Thread"
3 posts
#7
Help
: "Donde puedo aprender python sin pagar ningún curso y sin ir a la universidad?"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Python
Yearly
+122k members(8.9%)
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Last updated: July 16, 2026