Aptana Studio 3 still has PyDev and its own Django Templates Editor, but the bundled PyDev version is not kept up to date.
Below are more details on the integration on Aptana Studio 3 (using the Aptana Themes)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjIHl5f-s-gDIEG7eQ_WFzXQkKLoCBXvMIc9VEYjhmGydhIBkHJ-vTL21yXzL4V0TQEsuXH_BvvGOl2u855W0PpiKvH8gMBK_vjrQzuG1loiTMrxhsFz2lJ243LGns73Xg8omKHHA/s280/django_syntax.png)
The highlighted tokens are the ones defined in the templates in the "Django tags" context (so, tags to be highlighted can be added or removed).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj0XnMix8sRraLT7k839UO4Sq1B9F3jfyCMGK-Bzxg0glBOS2_dguWTiag1K84kBZKmlP6wbcCIRLsg3goHwK2VjtCwnkym-BQbQ3wN3SkJ4k1dLMs2hBZtDFvewR6KaSV3xtuQDw/s280/django_templates.png)
Also, there's code completion based on templates for the django-templates related stuff and pretty nice html completions inherited from the Aptana html editor.
The image below shows the html completions, a django-templates template completion and its result and a django-templates template completion for the filters.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgix5dIrlT8ipWK6xrNmtGTRCh2z5bE3jDf_umgi4dYV8hofKzC0Bvh_b-tnGEP0r2y78OCjkbyVPvp6LMOKQIuGj_HA5vrOSZBeoUhfppM5S95tpOAgy0hvdzLN_JoNua2FoTFHw/s280/django_completions.png)
That's it for now. Please grab it and let me know if it's working or if there's a bug lying around there so that it can be fixed before the official release :)