- Ubuntu Linux for both development and production
- Git version control system
- Jenkins CI build server (but recently I'm moving to git server-side hooks with ssh from git server to dev/stage/prod servers)
- Redmine bug tracking system
- JetBrains PyCharm IDE
- Amazon EC2 instance with Ubuntu Linux
- Amazon RDS with MySQL backend
- Python 2.7 (waiting for Gevent on Python 3)
- IPython / ipdb for debugging
- uWSGI web server
- Nginx frontend server
- Sentry error aggregator
- nxlog / Logstash / Kibana for centalized logging
- toolz (in addition to itertools)
- requests
- pytest, pytest-cov for testing (high-level integration tests but fast test run)
- mock, freezegun, httpretty, factory_boy for mocking
- structlog and logging into console, text file, Logstash
- MySQL (due to popularity but also like PostgreSQL)
- SQLAlchemy ORM (must have for legacy databases but not sure about greenfield projects)
- pymysql (evaluation in progress)
- Redis as buffer storage, session storage, queue and cache
- RabbitMQ if queue must be durable
- Riak (evaluation in progress)
- celery for async task processing, task scheduling
- apns_client (best, Gevent-incompatible) or apns (good, Gevent-compatible) for Apple Push Notifications
- Flask to develop Web Apps and REST APIs (easy to learn, very flexible)
- Flask Principal
- Flask Cache (evaluation in progress)
- mimerender (evaluation in progress)
- jQuery
- AngularJS
- TODO
- PySide
- lxml for fast XML processing, HTML normalization
- pycrypto (evaluation in progress)
- gevent (evaluation in progress)
- passlib (evaluation in progress)
- httpagentparser for parsing HTTP User Agent string
- twilio, phonenumbers for VoIP
- xmltodict for easy work with XML
- jsonschema for validation (evaluation in progress)
- times for handling time zones
- pygeoip, for reading MaxMind GeoIP databases (evaluation in progress)
- metrology for in-process metrics (evaluation in progress)
- xmlbuilder, xmlwitch (xmltodict has better support, works with Python 3)
- circus/chaussette (uWSGI much faster, has more features)
- nose (py.test can handle "assert" keyword, has fixture injection)
- logstash_formatter (structlog has better approach in general)
- scales (metrology has better API)
- TODO Flask-RESTful, Flask-Markdown
- Django (very powerful but not flexible)
- TODO
- TODO
Note this list was written on 2014-03-02 and could/should/must be changed in time.