Does Django need an IDE?
This question comes up a lot in various forms. I suspect it's because there just isn't a Python IDE which is universally accepted to be awesome. 
If I could have:

some of the features of PyDev, like like real code completion, module navigation, live syntax checking and pylint
a fantastic (and fast) text editor (like eric4's scintilla-based editor)
support for django templates (maybe with gui support for wx or glade or whatever),
awesome debugging (like C# on Visual Studio)
a reasonable footprint (i.e., not Eclipse/Aptana or NetBeans)
cross platform (Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows)
sane version control support
auto doctests and unit tests

Then I'd buy it. 
All of the python IDEs come close, but all miss the mark by a bit. 
(Better yet, it would be open source and I'd download it and donate / contribute to it).
My company is evaluating the possibility of developing a specialized IDE for Django. 
So we would like to ask Django users: 

Do you feel the need for a specialized IDE for Django?
Would you be willing to pay for it, or would you only consider free a open-source product? 
What Django-specific features are you missing currently in your development tools?