Vagrant is an amazing tool. However, one thing that bugged me was that provisioning scripts preparation still required me a fair amount of time and trial-errors attempts. Switching to Ansible allowed me to make my life easier and provision times shorter.
When I was looking for a python code linting plugin for Sublime Text 3, I stumbled upon several blog posts mentioning either SublimePythonIDE or Anaconda. The problem was, however, that a comparison between the two was nowhere to be found, so I ended up trying both.
If you don't use Vagrant yet, you should. Here's why.
How I set up a repository containing my setting and configuration files and delegated the task of creating symlinks to the computer.
Virtualenvwrapper is a great virtualenv management tool. Here is how I set it up for Python 3.4 on Ubuntu.