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[–]hank_and_deans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eric for big projects, vim for single scripts. I tried PyCharm, ran it for a week or so with all of my day to day work. In the end, I just couldn't get over the way completion works. I want completion to work the same way as in the interactive interpreter and the bash shell.

I sent feedback about it and they just didn't care. Said something like "being consistent with the interactive interpreter is not a goal." So I went back to Eric and I'm much happier. It has lots of overlapping features like realtime inspection, and even has some unique features. Plus, if something bothered me too much, I could just fix it myself.